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The policy changes federal contractors can expect to see in 2024 include the finalization of a contentious emissions disclosure rule, changes to standards underpinning federal cybersecurity programs and the potential for the U.S. government to exercise more purchasing power.

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Here,&nbsp;Law360&nbsp;previews important upcoming policy changes that are likely to affect federal contractors in 2024.

As part of a broader focus on climate change and decarbonization by the Biden administration, the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council is expected to finalize a rule this year that would require contractors to&nbsp;reveal and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

"One of the big issues … is how do you accurately measure these emissions?"&nbsp;said Justin Chiarodo, chair of Blank Rome LLP's government contracts practice group. "It's a really significant challenge, when you're looking at a diffuse supply chain — many different types of products, many different types of service providers — how can you get a standard in place that is viewed as objective, viewed as fair, and that will actually allow policy decisions to be made in a way that advances this initiative?"

To read the full article, please click&nbsp;<a href="https://www.law360.com/articles/1772635/gov-t-contracting-policies-to-watch-in-2024">here</a>.

"Gov’t Contracting Policies to Watch in 2024," by&nbsp;Daniel Wilson was published in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.law360.com/articles/1772635/gov-t-contracting-policies-to-watch-in-2024">Law360</a>&nbsp;on January 1, 2023.

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