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Should Protester’s Highly-Rated Experience Have Been the Standard Against Which Other Offerors Were Assessed?
Protester Presented Its Price in Two Currencies—One Was Supposed to Be Illustrative. Did the Agency Use the Wrong Currency in Assessing Price?
Even Federal Contractors and Subcontractors Should Pay Heed to State Law on Conditional Payment Clauses
Government Awards over $154 Billion in Small Business Federal Contracts. But the Picture Isn’t All Rosy.
FAR Proposed Rule: Incumbent Service Workers Need to be Hired
Peters & Ernst Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Modernize the Way the Federal Government Acquires Technology
A Contractor Prevailed in Court When the Government Tried to Snitch Its IP
After Years of Inattention, Congress Scrambles to Save Defense Supply Chain
Deep Thoughts: Does the Word “Attach” Simply Mean to Fasten or Does It Encompass Incorporation by Reference?
Agency Tried to Explain Yawning Gulf Between Initial Evaluation and Reevaluation. Why Did Agency Lack a Defensible Legal Position?
Read the Fine Print: Does Your Bid Bond Cover Substitute Performance Costs?
Protecting IP in the Face of Russia Sanctions
Fastest 5 Minutes: Nondisplacement of Qualified Workers, Unique Entity Identifier Issues
Small Biz Contracting Strategy May Not Encourage New Firms
Lack of Workers Is Hurting Supply Chains More than COVID, Defense Execs Say
What’s Gone Wrong – and Right – with Boeing KC-46A Pegasus Tanker?
Did the Marriage of a Proposed Key Person and the COR Create an Irredeemable Conflict of Interest?
Was the Agency Required to Determine If a Product Qualified as COTS Before Issuing the Solicitation?
TDR Wars—Episode V: OIG Strikes Back
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