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Contractor Tried to Shift Its Burden on Summary Judgment to the Board. How Do You Think that Went?
Federal Circuit Clarifies the Scope of Incorporation by Reference
Key Risks in Federal Contracting: Insights from SEC Filings
Haven’t Been Paid? Preserve Your Rights Under the Miller Act
Lawmakers Want to Know More About the Trump Hotel Sale
Pentagon Reviewing Hundreds of Industry Proposals in Effort to Rapidly Arm Ukraine
House Dems to Force a Vote on Pausing USPS’ Vehicle Contract
Can an Agency Use a Quantitative Principle to Compare the Quality of Proposals?
The Protester Prevailed on the Merits. Why Wasn’t It Entitled to Injunctive Relief?
The Solicitation Sought Two Different Services. Did It Improperly Bundle Requirements?
Think Your Contract has Defective Specifications? You Better Hope They’re Design, Not Performance, Specifications
GAO Sustains Protest to Solicitation’s Implementation of Randolph-Sheppard Act
PPP Loan Borrowers Lose Right to Appeal SBA Adverse Decision if They Fail To Act Immediately
GSA Agrees to Resolve Polaris Small Business Concerns Raised in Pre-Award Protest
NASA Chief Calls Out the ‘Plague’ of Cost-Plus Contracts
Biden Already Willing to Increase Recent Defense Spending Request
Agency Cancels Contract with Little Explanation, and That’s OK
Protester Argued Agency Unreasonably Considered the Substance of Answers Given During Presentations. Was the Agency Really Supposed to Disregard Responses to Its Own Questions?
The Government Told Me to Sign a Release or I Won’t Get Paid. Can I Claim Duress as Defense to the Release?
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