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Protester Addressed Agency’s Concerns But Failed to Alleviate Them; Dust Busters Plus, LLC, GAO B-420096
The Role of Live Witness Testimony in Proving Differing Site Conditions Claims
COFC Dismissal of Protest that Agency Must Cancel Procurement Where Purportedly None of the Offerors Were Eligible WOSBs
Few Surprises – New Rule Implementing Biden’s “Made in America” Changes the Buy American Act Effective October 2022
The Pentagon Must Pay for Competition
Decision to Set Aside Procurement for SDVOBs Was Unobjectionable; KPMG LLP, GAO B-420388, B-420388.2
Contractor Can’t Prove Differing Site Condition When It Misinterpreted Contract Specifications; Phillips & Jordan, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 15-1301
Protester Entitled to Fees at Rate Higher than Statutory Limit Due to Increase in Cost of Living; WorldWide Language Resources, Inc.– Costs, GAO B-418767.4
SBA Proposes to Eliminate Some Nonmanufacturer Rule Class Waivers
Wilmer Hale 2022 M&A Report
Board Rejects Software Company’s Attempt to Enforce License Agreement Against Government Agency
For Defense IT, Acquisitions Need to Be More Than ‘Just in Time’
Contractors Need Agencies to Help Them “Whip Inflation Now!”
Ready or Not, Here Comes the New Buy-American Procurement Rule
Court Finds that Most of Protester’s Arguments Were Just Disagreement with Agency’s Evaluation Conclusions; Trident Technologies, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 21-2035C
Inclement Weather, the Holidays, and Catching Up on Bills Not Valid Excuses for SDVOSB’s Failure to Update CVE Office on Change in Ownership; CVE Appeal of Gruene Shredding, LLC, SBA No. CVE-220-A
Bid Protests: Exceptions to the “Late is Late” Rule
Federal Circuit Clarifies That Prejudice Needs to Be Proven (Not Presumed)
Timing is Everything: The Impact of Transactions on Pending Bids and Proposals
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