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The End of CSP and PRC Requirements? — GSA’s TDR Pilot Program Faces Further Internal Criticism
The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
“What’s In A Name?”: Federal Circuit Holds Claims Court Blurred Distinction Between ‘Size Protests’ And ‘Bid Protests’ In Dismissal For Failure To Exhaust Administrative Remedies
Laches Defense No Longer Available in ASBCA Appeals
CIO-SP4: Is it Limiting Mentor Experience Too Much?
Duck Hunt – The VA Cannot Escape The Medline Protest, And Takes A Few Shots In The Process
The Federal Circuit Affirms That Contractor Cannot Recover Increased Costs Related to Outbreak of Deadly Disease
More than One Way to Skin a Cat: Contract Claims with Alternate Theories of Entitlement
Inadvertent Release of Incumbent Pricing Data Leads to Sustained Protest
Price Check! Agencies May Conduct Market Research After Proposal Submission
Tips to Maximize Contractor Recoveries for Public Health-Related Claims: Lessons from Pernix Serka and the Ebola Crisis
New CIO-SP4 Modification – An Undue Restriction on Competition and a Violation of SBA Regulations?
Domestic Sourcing Guidance Issued to Help American Businesses Compete
Don’t Get Sunk: 5 Common Misunderstandings When Shipping Cargo Under Government Contracts
Bid Protests – How Can I Get the Procuring Agency to Stay Award or Performance?
Juneteenth is the 11th Annual Federal Holiday: Things for the Government Contractor to Think About
The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
Formalization of Enhanced Debriefings Coming Soon to DOD Procurements
ASBCA Reminds Federal Contractors that Lack of Bonding Can Lead to Terminations for Default
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