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Pentagon To Halt Use Of Firefighting Foam That Contains PFAS As Cleanup Costs Mount
Awardee’s Labor Rates May Have Been Realistic, But Why Were They Still Too Low?
GAO Said It Was Likely to Sustain Protest. So Why Was the Protest Not Clearly Meritorious?
Why Couldn’t the ASBCA Determine Whether this Contractor’s Lease Payments Qualified as “Costs”?
Why the Content of a Contractor’s Joint Venture Agreement Matters
Proposed Rule Allows Counting of Lower-Tier Subcontracting Against Primes’ Plans
Air Force Chooses 18 for $960M Global Security Support Program
Veteran Deaths Lead Lawmakers to Call for VA to Renegotiate Oracle EHR Contract
If Solicitation Says Attached Cost Template “Must Be Used,” Don’t Submit Your Own Spreadsheet “In Lieu” of the Template
Some Vagueness in a Claim Is Acceptable. But How Vague Is too Vague?
Court of Federal Claims Holds Non-Bidder Has Standing to Protest Two Years After Contract Award
The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
So the Auditor Says You Violated CAS? Remember, Your Business Judgment Matters When Determining Compliance
Pentagon: F-35 Engine Upgrade to Be Funded by All Jet Customers, Will Be Ready by FY30
NASA Opens Bidding for $1.3B IT Services Contract
Does a Company Violate the PIA If It Acquires a Firm that Received Proposal Information?
Protesters Said Agency Didn’t Follow Its Own Guidelines. Why Wasn’t this a Valid Basis of Protest?
When Does a Solicitation Amendment Require Proposal Revisions?
Arbitrability of Service Contract Act or Davis-Bacon Act Job Classification Disputes – Don’t Go There!
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