DOD, Others Finalize Personal Conflict Rule For Contracts
Press Coverage | 11.02.11
Washington, D.C.-based Government Contracts Group counsel Peter Eyre speaks to Government Contracts Law360 about a final rule published by the U.S. Department of Defense, the General Services Administration and NASA aimed at reducing the federal government's exposure to personal conflicts of interest that could arise from contractor support of government procurement functions.
According to Eyre, “This is a new requirement — and a substantially burdensome requirement. It's something that contractors will have to pay attention to."
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