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FirstSource III Protesters Still Somewhat in the Competition
US Air Force Moves to Shield Wedgetail Acquisition from Continuing Resolution
Was Delay in Delivering PPE for the Pandemic Excused by the Pandemic?
Perhaps the Awardee Made Misrepresentations in Its Proposal, But Were They Material?
Did the Government’s Alleged Breach Excuse the Contractor’s Duty to Provide Reliable Evidence?
Reading the Tea Leaves from SBA’s Regulatory Agenda
Job Corps Center Prime Contractors Will Now be Subject to the Service Contract Act Requirements
Cost of Living Adjustment Considerations in Services Contraacts Among Rising Inflation
Key Procurement Trends at GSA
DHS Getting Industry Ready for Professional Services Recompete
Defense Innovation Stymied as Gridlock in Congress Bars Emerging Tech
Did the Agency’s Final Decision on an Uncertified REA Turn the REA into a Claim?
The Protester’s Experience Greatly Exceeded the Agency’s Requirements. Should the Agency Have Given More Weight to that Experience?
The Awardee’s Proposal Was Much Cheaper than the Protester’s. Should the Agency Have Compared the Proposals When Assessing Cost Realism?
Sometimes, the Court of Federal Claims Does Consider OTA Protests
An Expert’s Take on Bid Protests
Three Reasons Why Organizational Conflict of Interest is Back in the Spotlight
Congress and Investment in Defense Firms
Coronavirus Roundup: An Update on the Contractor Vaccine Mandate
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