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GAO Opines on Cost Accounting Standards Board’s Steps Toward Modernization
Federal Circuit Holds Generic Drugs Manufactured in the U.S. from API Produced in India Qualify for Sale to U.S. under Trade Agreements Act (Acetris Decision)
January 2020 Bid Protest Roundup
SBA Issues Guidance on New HUBZone Rules
Federal “Ban-the-Box” Law: The Fair Chance Act to Limit Criminal Background Inquiries by Federal Contractors
GSA’s Big Changes in 2020, Part 5: The Mass Mod Is Coming, the Mass Mod Is Coming . . . Wait, It’s Here!
The Most Important Contract Disputes Decisions of 2019
Protecting Work Product: When the Threat of Litigation Is Too Remote for Privilege
OCIs—Reports of Their Demise as a Legitimate Protest Ground Appear Premature
Federal Supply Schedule Acquisitions Require Price Comparisons to Determine Lowest Overall Cost, Says GAO
Current GSA Contractors Alert – Consolidation Mass Modification Rollout Begins
Protester Argues the Agency Played “The Price Is Right” During Discussions
Court of Federal Claims Marks Its Territory, Confirms CDA Jurisdiction Over Proprietary Legends
Can You Challenge a CPAR Evaluation in a Bid Protest?
Default Terminations – ASBCA Lacks Jurisdiction Over Excusable Delay, Constructive Change Defenses Not Presented to Contracting Officer for Final Decision
Long Awaited Changes to WOSB/EDWOSB Regulations Expected This Summer
What Then? What a U.S. Withdrawal from the WTO GPA Could Mean for Government Contractors Worldwide
Don’t Wait – A Protest is Too Late – To Challenge or Correct Your Bad CPARS
5 Mistakes Companies Make on Proposals
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