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Solicitation Required Specific Certification. Protester Said Its Proposed Certification Exceeded the Required Certification. Why Was the Protester’s Proposal Unacceptable?
End of the Federal Contractor COVID-19 Vaccination Mandate
You’re Not Too Big Unless You’re Asked if You’re Too Big: Recertification of Small Business Status
Department of Defense Expands Scope of Specialty Metals Restriction
Final Rule Implements New Process for Appealing HUBZone Status Protests
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How Successful Are Military Spouses in Getting Federal Contracts?
Sen. Ernst Leads Bills Seeking Higher Standard for Federal Small Business Contracting Goals
Can GSA, IG Find Common Ground Over TDR?
Protester Claimed Agency Couldn’t Consider Subcontracting Experience of JV Members. Why Did GAO Say this Would Lead to an Absurd Result?
Contractor Said Task Order Should Have a Different NAICS Code than the Underlying Contract. Why Did OHA Dismiss the Appeal?
Hell or High Water: Why Contractors Must Understand Contractual Risks
SBA Series: Bona Fide Place of Business Requirements
The Build America, Buy America Act, a Revolutionary Change for Construction Contractors at the Federal Highway Administration
Updates to Funding Opportunity Terminology
How Would Ending ‘Chevron Deference’ Impact Federal Agencies?
Industrial Base Strength Is Necessary for Future DOD Success, Says Former Deputy Defense Decretary
House Republicans Have Questions About the White House’s Regulatory Update
Protester Claimed Awardee Didn’t Meet a Solicitation Requirement. Agency Said Alleged Requirement Wasn’t a Real Requirement. Why Did GAO Side with the Protester?
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