Cibinic & Nash Report

Would like to read some of these, since they are so frequently cited. Would my legal department be a good starting point?

Just realized i put it backwards in the subject. Nash & Cibinic Report.

??? Not sure why you are asking here instead of asking your legal department. For the record, each of the Corps of Engineers' legal offices that I worked with (not worked "for") had subscriptions to the N&C Report as well as to other periodicals.

??? Not sure why you are asking here instead of asking your legal department. For the record, each of the Corps of Engineers' legal offices that I worked with (not worked "for") had subscriptions to the N&C Report as well as to other periodicals.

Thanks.

j_dude77,

If you're with the government in a procurement shop, why not get a subscription for your office? The report is expensive but it's excellent. If you have several coworkers that also are interested in reading it, it can be a wise investment.

If your legal office has it, perhaps you can use their license and expand the number of usings for a relatively small cost.

j_dude77,

If you're with the government in a procurement shop, why not get a subscription for your office? The report is expensive but it's excellent. If you have several coworkers that also are interested in reading it, it can be a wise investment.

If your legal office has it, perhaps you can use their license and expand the number of usings for a relatively small cost.

I appreciate the information. I will speak with my legal department about it and go from there.

j_dude77,

If your legal department has a subscription to WestLaw, they could add you as a user. You would be able to access the Nash & Cibinic Report, plus a lot more, for less than a subscription to the report. That's what I did.