Articles
🔒 Members Only · Protests & Claims BriefYou’ve reached the member portion of this brief.Members read the full analysis and the source documents in every Brief, six days a week.
GSA Announces a Four-Fold Increase in Contracting Opportunity Goals for Small Disadvantaged Businesses
Bid Protest Could Lead to ‘Protracted Fight’ over $11B DISA Contract Award
Alleged Relaxed Solicitation Requirement Wasn’t Actually a Requirement, and If Had Been, Satisfying It Would’ve Been a Sisyphean Task
Protester Alleged Evaluation Was too Glib, But Court Found It Pretty Thorough
Contractor Rings the Bell on Constructive Change Claim Against FBI
Report on the State of Competition within the Defense Industrial Base
USDA Proposes Contractor Blacklisting Rule for Its Contractors: One-Off or the First Domino?
The Significance of Equal Pay Day for Federal Contractors
How To Use DOD’s New Enhanced Postaward Debriefing Rights for Stronger Bid Protests
GSA Tries to Whip Inflation Now for Contractors
Agencies Are Looking to Streamline Payment Data Collection in Contracting
Protester Alleged Discussions Weren’t Meaningful, But Agency Was Just Underwhelmed by Protester’s Revised Approach; Connected Global Solutions, LLC, GAO B-4218266.10, B-418266.12
“Strong Disagreement” With Agency’s Evaluation Not Enough to Sustain Protest; Trilogy Federal, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 21-1067C
Contractor’s Role as Appellant Did Not Preclude It From Arguing that Government Failed to State a Claim; Appeal of Sauer Incorporated, ASBCA No. 62395
How a Chatty Debriefing Ran the Clock on a Protester
For DoD Acquisitions Greater than $10 Million, Enhanced Debriefing Is Here to Stay
The Department of Labor Publishes a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Updating Large Portions of the Davis-Bacon Act Following the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Buy American Act—Final Rule: What Has Changed?
DFARS Proposed Rule – Revision of the Definition of Commercial Item
Keep reading
