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Price Proposal Was “Complete” But that Didn’t Mean it Complied With Solicitation; The Bionetics Corporation, GAO B-420272
Agency Took Corrective But that Didn’t Mean the Protest Arguments Were “Clearly Meritorious”; Sterling Medical Associates, Inc., GAO B-419910.3
COFC Decision Disagrees with GAO on Whether Contractors Must Notify Agencies of Changes to Key Personnel Availability During a Procurement
Government Contractors Beware: COVID-19 Is Not an Automatic Excusable Delay
Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
Failing Health: NDIA’s Annual Vital Signs Report Highlights Weaknesses in the Defense Industrial Base Supply Chain
What Full-Year Appropriations Halfway Through the Year Means to Contracting
New Pentagon Report Sends Warning Shot for Defense Consolidation, Especially in Hypersonics
DOD Bets on Small Businesses to Improve Industry Competition
Must an Offeror Notify an Agency of a Key Personnel Change After Proposal Submissions?
Protester Unable to Overcome Poorly-Written Proposal and Disjointed Oral Presentation; General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. GAO B-420282, B-420282.2
Protester Can’t Poke Holes in Award to Competitor with a Significantly Lower Price; Battelle Memorial Institute, GAO B-420253 et al.
GAO Once Again Rejects the My-Proposal-Deserved-More-Strengths Argument; OSI Vision, LLC, GAO B-420199
US Security Clearances: “Clarifying Guidance” on Potential Impact of Cannabis and Cannabis Investments
Fastest 5 Minutes – Bid Protests, Data Safeguarding, Defense Innovation Unit
Union Labor or Bust! Project Labor Agreements Now Required for Large Federal Construction Projects
Class Deviation–Defense Commercial Solutions Opening
Republicans Are Slowing Down the Passage of a Stopgap Spending Bill Again, as a Shutdown Draws Closer
Lockheed Martin Says Its Effort to Acquire Aerojet Is Over
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