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Who Qualifies as a Professional? GAO’s Got Some Thoughts
OHA Reverses Itself. Turns Out Initiating Litigation Is an Extraordinary Action, Not Just Part of Normal Contract Performance
If Alleged Disparate Treatment Implicates Highly Technical Esoterica, GAO Will Probably Defer to the Agency
Unfairly Terminated? Recent Cases Offer Contractors Relief
Domestic Content Requirements of the Inflation Reduction Act: Basic Requirements, Qualification Analysis, and Lingering Questions
Failure to Send: Protester Loses Size Determination Due to Lack of Response on Tax Returns
Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking – Challenge Period for Validation of Asserted Restrictions on Technical Data and Computer Software
2022: The Year in Procurement
Increased Contract Spending a Boon for Small Businesses
“You Sit on a Throne of Conjecture!” How Did the Agency’s Assumptions Deep Six this Award?
Protester Never Got a Chance to Respond to “Errantly-Delivered” CPARS Report. Should the Agency Have Relied on that Report?
GAO Limns the Opaque Line Between Unstated Criteria and Matters Logically Encompassed by Solicitation
7 Reasons to Intervene in Bid Protests
Demystifying the Initial OASIS+ Draft Request for Proposal
Defense Contractors Will Face Higher Risks as Spending Increases
Final Rule – United States Mexico Canada Agreement
DOD Instructs Acquisition Teams to Prioritize Small Business Engagement over Best-in Class Contracts
What Economists Are Saying About the FTC’s New Ban on Noncompete Agreements
If the SSA Removes 33 Strengths Assigned by the Evaluators, He Better Have a Cogent Explanation
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