The Public Contract Law Journal is published by the Section of Public Contract Law of the American Bar Association as a service to its members and associate members, and for the benefit of lawyers and laypersons involved in the practice of public contract and grant law at the federal, state, and international levels of government. With the assistance of the GW Law Chapter of the PCLJ, led by the student editorial board, and receiving support from its student members, the PCLJ has become a focal point in the legal community for the examination of timely legal issues confronting the public contract community. Published quarterly, PCLJ issues contain both articles from government procurement practitioners, as well as student notes highlighting those issues at the forefront of the government procurement process and its corresponding body of law.