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The Agency Planned to Evaluate Offers Holistically. Did this Permit the Protester to Propose a “Flexible” Management Approach?
“I Won a GAO Protest and All I Got Were My Lousy Proposal Preparation Costs”
Word To The Wise: Prior Discussions Will Not Prevent A Modification From Waiving A Contractor’s Right To Assert A Future Claim
DOD Signals Potential Inflation Relief for Fixed Price Contracts
Boeing’s $5B Missile Defense Win Hit by Conflict-of-Interest Allegations
DOT, SBA and Others Team Up to Attract New Entrants to the Federal Market
GSA Makes Inflation Adjustments a Bit Easier for Contractors
$1 Billion Now Available to State, Local, Tribal Entities for Cybersecurity Planning & Improvement
Was the Agency Required to Consider the Pandemic and Inflation When Assessing Price Reasonableness?
The Agency Established a Competitive Range with Five Offerors, But Was It Really a Competitive Range of One?
Could a Series of Emails Serve as a Binding Accord and Satisfaction?
Court of Federal Claims Clarifies Bid Protest Jurisdiction for OTA Agreements
PFAS and Federal Contracting: What Contractors Should Know and Why
SBA Seeks Comments on Proposed Updates to the 8(a) Program and Many Other Government Contracting Programs
DoD Releases Updated Guidance for Firm-Fixed-Price Contractors Grappling with Inflation
Rep. Rosendale Questions Size of Penalty Imposed on Cerner-Oracle by VA Amid Electronic Health Record System Failures
Senate Pulls SBIR Back from Brink of Sunsetting
Defense Firms Sound Inflation Alarm as Congress Mulls 2023 Budget
How Did the Agency Flub this Best-Value Tradeoff?
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