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Government Contractor FAQ: What’s up with the Vaccine Mandates?
How Procurement Supports the Mission at USAID
COFC Renounces GAO Rule, Declines to Find Offeror Has Duty to Notify Agency of Changes in Personnel; Golden IT, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 21-1966C
Nichols Liu Wins Back-to-Back COFC Protests, Which Includes “Reversing” a GAO Decision
DOJ’s Run of Bad Luck Continues – A Seventh District Court Enjoins the Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandate
All Things Protest – A Twist on Price Realism
Data Rights and the Government Contractor: Restricted Computer Software
Biden’s Latest Executive Order Seeks to Promote Efficiency in Federal Construction Contracting
SPECIAL REPORT: Pentagon Struggles to Attract New Entrants into Industrial Base
Why the FTC’s Lawsuit Could Chill the Market for Defense Deals
Contractor Couldn’t Prove When It Submitted Incurred Cost Proposals, So It Couldn’t Assert SOL as Defense to Government Claim for Disallowed Costs; Appeal of Strategic Technology Institute, Inc., ASBCA No. 61911
Protester Reasonably Received a Weakness for Merely Acknowledging RFP Requirement Instead of Showing How It Would Meet those Requirements; Emagine IT, Inc., GAO B-420202, B-420202.2
White House Releases New Details on Made in America Council to Make Domestic Preferences More Uniform
Good Things Come to Those That Wait – Contractor $15 Minimum Wage Applies to New Option Years and Not Earlier, and May Give Contractors Who Time It Right a Price Adjustment for Excess Costs
Company Size Matters with the Small Business Administration (SBA)
Software Companies Beware: Board Holds Subcontractor Cannot Enforce EULA Directly Against Federal Government
Study of GAO Bid Protest Data Shows Why It’s Hard to Interpret the Numbers
SBA Offers States Grants to Aid Cybersecurity of New Small Businesses
Protester Persuades COFC that Ambiguity in Solicitation Was Latent, Not Patent, Convinces Court to Effectively “Reverse” Earlier GAO Decision; CGS-SPP Security Joint Venture v. United States, COFC No. 21-2049C
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