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Did the Claimant’s Cost Reimbursement Contract Allow It to Wait Ten Years to Submit a Claim?
The Agency May Have Waived Past Performance Relevancy Requirements. Why Wasn’t the Protester Prejudiced by the Waiver?
Industrial Base Challenges Pose Risks for National Security
New Is Old Again: DOL Seeks Return to Past Rule for Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Calculations
President Biden Exercises Defense Production Act Authorities to Address Infant Formula Supply Chain Shortages
Pentagon Wants to Take the Time to Get Major Cloud Awards ‘Right,’ CIO Says
SOFIC NEWS: Shyu Announces New Fund to Help Small Businesses
Why Contractors Should Care About the Buffalo Shooting
How Much Knowledge About the Government’s Alleged Liability Must One Possess to Certify a Claim?
Size Protest Alleged Affiliation Based on One Theory, But SBA Found Affiliation Based on a Different Theory. Did this Violate the Challenged Company’s Due Process Rights?
Contractor Spent $100,000 in Legal Fees on a $34,000 Claim. Could It Recover All Its Fees Under the EAJA?
The Ins and Outs of Recertifications for Government Contractors
“Thank you . . . for trusting us!” Commercial Software Licensor Has a Valid Claim for Copyright Infringement Under 28 U.S.C. § 1498 for Government’s Over-Installation of Copies
Government IT Glitches Can Keep Contract Bids from Being Received on Time
Back to Square One for $28B Nuclear Management Contract
COFC Lambastes Cancellation of Solicitation. How Did the Agency Botch the Cancellation Decision?
Were the Agency’s COVID-19 Restrictions a Constructive Change to the Contract?
Disappointed Bidder Emailed the CO, Alleging the Awardee Was Not Small. Did the Email Constitute a Size Protest?
Contractor Representations Regarding Cybersecurity Compliance/Capabilities: An Increasingly Fertile Ground for Bid Protests
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