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ASBCA Reminds Everyone (and Apparently a Reminder Is Necessary) that Notice Pleading Doesn’t Require Exactitude
COVID-19 Guidance Enforceability: A Prickly Subject
Further Divergence in COFC and GAO Protest Decisions
With Electronic Proposals, Sometimes Even On-time Submissions Can Be Late
USPS Is Facing New Legal Challenges to Its Vehicle Contract and Its Authority to Increase Prices
DOJ Warns Prisons Bureau Risks Violating Contracting Law
GSA Is Launching a New Tool to Simplify the Federal Buying Process
CISA Requests $80 Million More for FEMA Cyber Grants
Are You a Small Business Concerned About Affiliation? You Better Check Your Relationships for Negative Control
ASBCA Scrutinizes the Gossamer-Thin Line Between”Threadbare Recitals” in a Complaint and a “Short Concrete Statement of Events”
ASBCA Decides the Jarndyce v. Jarndyce of Cost Accounting Cases. Did the Contractor Have to Pay?
Top of the Class: 8(a) Early Graduation
60-Second Sustains: Rice Solutions, LLC
The Government Contractor’s Guide to (Not) Doing Business with Russia
Boeing CEO Says Company Shouldn’t Have Agreed to Trump’s Air Force One Deal
The State Dept. Should Recover Taxpayer Dollars ‘Wasted’ on a U.S. Embassy, Lawmaker Says
Act Now If You Want Help from GSA’s Assisted Acquisition Services
Agency Didn’t Understand the Concept of a “Competitive Range,” But Nonetheless Contended that It Somehow Created a De Facto Competitive Range of One. Did GAO Buy this Argument?
So You Had Email Problems While Submitting Your Proposal. Tough. The “Late is Late” Rule is a Cruel, Indifferent Mistress.
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