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GAO Answers Question Everyone’s Been Asking: Can a Requirement for Experience in Lubricant Analysis Be Satisfied by a Subcontractor?
Back to Basics: EDWOSB Eligibility
Federal Circuit Declines to Extend Blue & Gold Waiver Rule in AbilityOne Protest
DOD to Debut Virtual Desktops for Certain Highly Classified Programs
IRS’ Quick Wins by Procurement, Finance Demonstrate Power, Value of RPA
GAO Sustains Challenge to Evaluation. How Did the Agency Transform a Best-Value Procurement into an LPTA Duel?
How Much of the GAO Protest Record Must Be Included in the Administrative Record of a COFC Protest?
“Drum” Roll: ASBCA Sides with the Government in Denying COVID-19 Related Costs to Contractor
What GAO Protests and a Can of Pringles have in Common
New Air Force One Could Face ‘Quite a Significant’ 3-year Delay
FBI Pulls Back Call Center Award to ECS Federal
Subcontractor Claimed Its Communications with Government Created an Implied Contract. Were Those Communications Just Coy Flirtation or a Real Commitment?
Agency Booted Proposal for an Unacceptable Approach to COVID-19. Why Was the Approach Deficient?
The Labor Law Insider: Project Labor Agreements, Part I
Email Exchange Constitutes “Timely, Formal Challenge” for Purposes of Avoiding Blue & Gold Waiver Rule
Buy American Act Thresholds Are Going Up
Conflict-of-Interest Claims in Protests Remain Tough to Prove
What You Need to Know about the Defense Production Act – the 1950s Law Biden Invoked to Try to End the Baby Formula Shortage
GSA’s New Thinking for Evaluating Polaris Bids
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