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Taliban to Allow 200 Americans, Other Foreigners to Fly Out of Kabul
“Once I Finish Developing these Solicitation Specifications, I’m Going to Leave Government and Go Work for an Offeror. What Could Go Wrong?” Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation—Mission Systems, GAO B-49560.3 et al.
Firm Can’t Qualify as Economically Disadvantaged Business When Its Principal Takes Home Over $350,000 a Year; In the Matter of United Systems of Arkansas, Inc, SBA No. BDPE-593
Alleged Lag in Implementing Corrective Action Doesn’t Mean Agency Unduly Delayed in Taking Corrective Action; The Clark Group, LLC—Costs, GAO B-419742.2
Federal “Path Out of the Pandemic” Announced by the White House Implements New Requirements Affecting Private and Public Employers
GAO Clarifies Stance on Joint Ventures and Facility Clearances
DOD Proposes to Amend DFARS to Implement Trump-Era Buy American Act Executive Order
Secretary of State Blinken Thanks Staff for Afghanistan Evacuation Efforts
You Can Add Afghanistan to the List of Things Pushing Congress Towards a Continuing Resolution
New Artificial Intelligence Initiatives, Buy American Increase Advancing in House NDAA
Contractor Claims Agency Exercised Option Out-of-Sequence, ASBCA Essentially Says, “Whatever”; Appeals of Mission1st Group, Inc., ASBCA Nos. 62461, 62646
Non-Compliant Proposal Negates Offeror’s Standing to Protest; Ryan P. Slaughter v. United States, COFC No. 19-683C
Proposal Undone by Confusing “Milestones” Table; Harmonia Holdings Group, LLC, GAO B-419488.4
GAO Confirms Joint Ventures Pursuing DOD Contracts May Rely on Facility Clearances of Their Members
President Biden Announces New COVID-19 Safety Protocols for Onsite Federal Contractors
Should You File Your Bid Protest Before GAO or COFC: For the Record, the Record Can Make All the Difference
Executive Order Details Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors
Defense Bill Approves $15 Minimum Hourly Wage for DoD Contractors
Agencies Are Implementing New COVID-19 Protocols for Contractors
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