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Bad Faith and Biased Procurement Officials (Post-Award Protest Primer #16)
Section 809 and ‘E-Portal’ Proposals, by Cutting Bid Protests in Federal Procurement, Could Breach International Agreements and Raise New Risks of Corruption
SBA Sneaks in Rule on Recertification
Any Questions? Department of Defense Implements FY 2018 NDAA Requirement for Post-Debriefing Q&A Process
DoD Final Rule to Promote Post-Award Disclosure of Defective Pricing Arms Contractors with Potentially Impactful Information
How Quickly Should Contractors Report Data Breaches? GAO Denies Protest Finding 12 Hours Is Not Fast Enough
April 2018 Bid Protest Roundup
Fastest 5 Minutes, The Podcast Gov’t Contractors Can’t Do Without (May 11)
Contractor Escapes Total Dismissal For Failure To Certify $500,000 “Severable” Claim
When Not to Pass Go and Go Directly to GAO: Decision Highlights Risk of Protesting Purchase Orders and Other Time-Sensitive Contracts at the Agency Level
Big Changes Proposed to SBA’s Size Standards Methodology
DoD Lightens Contractors’ Burden on Voluntary Defective Pricing Disclosures
Bid Protest Reforms: Spoiled Wine in a New Bottle
SBA Amends Its Recertification Rules, Effectively Overturning Recent OHA Case
Noncompliance with Planning “Directive” Renders Subcontract Costs Unreasonable
“Portal of Portals” – GSA’s (Unwritten) Vision for COTS E-Commerce Marketplaces
The Section 809 Panel’s Recommendations on Bid Protests May Cause Major Headaches for Contractors
5 Things You Should Know: SBA’s Definition of Manufacturer
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