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Should Pandemic-Related Work Be Excluded from a Small Business’s Receipts?
Agency’s Final Decision Didn’t Comply with the FAR. Why Wasn’t a Late Appeal from that Decision Excused?
The Labor Law Insider: Project Labor Agreements Part II
DoD OUSD Memorandum Provides Guidance on Addressing Inflation Cost Impacts
SBA Finalizes Changes in How to Calculate Size for Various Programs
Boeing Can’t Find Enough Workers to Build the New Air Force One
How the Defense Department Will Modernize Its Software, and What that Means to Contractors
Changes to Watch in GSA’s Schedules Program
The Awardee Submitted Alternate Bids. Why Did the COFC Find the Alternates Disqualifying and Toss the Award?
The Agency Consolidated Two Contracts into a Single Solicitation. Should the Agency Have Considered Incumbent’s Work on Predecessor Contracts as One or Two Past Performance References?
Court Finds Contractor’s Terms and Conditions Incorporated by Reference into GSA Schedule Contract
Growing Issue of Inflation in Government Contracts Supply Chain Leads to DoD Clarification on Potential for Relief
New Virginia Law Prohibits “Pay-When-Paid” and “Pay-If-Paid” Provisions in Construction Contracts
Polaris, Services MAC Will Be the First Governmentwide Contracts without Maximum Dollar Values
GAO: Agencies Relying too Much on Time-and-Material Contracts
Key Procurement Developments in 2022
Did Solicitation’s Submission Instructions State Material Requirements?
Tractatus Legalis-Remedium: In Lengthy, Learned Exposition, COFC Answers Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Protest Remedies But Were Afraid to Ask
Protester Notified Agency of Additional Past Performance Reference During Exchanges. Should the Agency Have Considered that Reference?
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