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DoD Tells Industry How It Will Handle Cost of Inflation
If Some IDIQ Awards Were Set Aside for Small Businesses, Can the Agency Also Set Aside Orders Under an Unrestricted IDIQ?
How Did the Government Assert an Inadvertent Claim for Liquidated Damages?
If an Agency Cancels a Solicitation During a Size Appeal, Is the Appeal Mooted?
GAO Sustains Protest for Converting Best-Value Evaluation into LPTA
DOD Issues Guidance on Effect of Inflation on Government Contractors
HUBZone Businesses: I Want to Hear From You!
Pentagon Recovered Millions from Contractors Using Tip Line, Report Shows
Gov’t, Construction Firms End Private Border Wall Case
Senate Committee Clears Bill that Takes on Conflicts of Interest in Federal Contracting
Court Denied Most of Contractor’s Claims and Granted Government’s Affirmative Defense. Why Was the Contractor Still a “Prevailing Party” Under the EAJA?
Did the Agency Err in Considering a Past Contract the Protester Didn’t Submit and that Didn’t Satisfy Solicitation’s Recency/Relevancy Criteria?
If You’re Going to Appeal a Size Determination, You Better Have Submitted an Offer in the Underlying Procurement
What Does “Manufacturing” Mean to You? The U.S. Government Wants to Know
Sekri, Inc. v. United States: Are Pre-Proposal-Submission Email Exchanges Now Enough to Avoid Blue & Gold Waiver?
NRO Finalizes Imagery Contract Worth ‘Billions of Dollars’
With Congress in Recess, Not Too Much Bad Can Happen
Why GSA Believes Its New Cloud Services Contract Is Different than Past Efforts
GAO Rejects Agency’s Tortured Explanation as to How a Key Person Who Resigned Was Still Technically Available. If a Key Person Leaves After Proposal Submission, When Do They Become “Unavailable”?
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