May an employee provide a letter or other statement discussing the quality of a particular contractors performance?
Page 29 I. Revolving Door Questions These Q&As begin with a discussion of several aspects of “the revolving door,” i.e., the movement of personnel between the Government and Government contractors (and those who represent them). The revolving door in the contracting area has been the subject of a fair amount of attention, both historically and also more recently, for example, with the prosecutions arising from the Druyun matter involving Air Force procurement. As set out below, the revolving door Questions are divided into three subgroups: current Government employees seeking future employment with contractors; former Government employees working for or on behalf of contractors; and former contractor employees now working in the Government. A. Seeking Future Employment Employees who work on contract matters or who have contact with contractor employees sometimes may consider the possibility of going to work for a contractor. There are several laws and rules that govern employees who se
