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GSA Schedules Now Include COVID Vaccination Requirement
Vaccine Mandates And Vaccine Bans – Clues On Where This Ends And Making Decisions In The Interim
COVID Vaccine Mandate: What does Compliance Look Like?
Raytheon: Vaccine Mandate Will Likely Add to Supply Chain Disruptions
When It Comes to Federal Procurement Expertise, She’s the Go-to Person
Agency Reasonably Assessed Weakness to Proposal that Didn’t Adequately Explain Purported Labor Efficiencies; PAE Aviation & Technical Services, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 21-1469
Court Ordered Agency to Make an Award to the Protester and then Denied Government’s Motion to Stay Judgment Pending Appeal; SAGAM Securite Senegal v. United States, No. 21-1138C
Alternative Proposals Encouraged; Just Don’t Get Creative.
GAO Rejects Unlawful Solicitation Restrictions on Mentor-Protégé Joint Ventures
New Vaccine Mandates Go into Effect for GSA Landlords
Getting the Mandate Straight: COVID-19 Workplace Safety Protocols for Government Prime Contractors & Subcontractors
The FAR and DFARS Deviation Clauses Directing COVID Vaccine and Other Protocols for Government Contractors: So, What Do They Mean For My Business?
Proposed FAR Rule – Minimizing the Risk of Climate Change in Federal Acquisitions
Lockheed’s Acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne Delayed
Lawmakers Push to Extend Deadline for Alaska Native Corporations to Spend COVID-19 Relief Funds
Protester Didn’t Challenge Its Unacceptable Rating Under Most Important Factor, Can’t Maintain Protest; Chimes of District of Columbia, Inc., GAO B-418872
GAO Reaffirms Distinction Between Experience and Past Performance: Lack of Relevant Projects May Simultaneously Result in Neutral Past Performance Rating But Unacceptable Experience Rating; AnderCorp, LLC, GAO B-419984
Contract Terminations and Cost Settlements for Federal Contractors in Afghanistan
No Second Bite at the Apple; ASBCA holds that Contractor Can’t Recover Under FAR 52.222-30 for Increase in Davis-Bacon Act Wages.
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