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Justice Official Recommends Supreme Court Reject Oracle’s JEDI Petition
Protester Attempts to Use Late-Is-Late Rule as a Sword Against a Competitor (and Almost Succeeds), But Court Finds No Prejudice from Agency’s Acceptance of Late Proposal; KGL Food Service WLL v. United States, COFC No. 20-662C
Mere Suspicion of Fraudulent Claim Is Not Enough to Divest Board of Jurisdiction Over Appeal; Widescope Consulting and Contracting Services v. Department of Health and Human Services, CBCA 6895
Agency Not Obligated to Look for Past Performance Information Protester Didn’t Submit; F-2 Solutions, LLC, GAO B-418950.2, B-418950.3
DCMA Letter Expressing Some Thoughts About Unallowable Costs Was Not a Government Claim; Appeal of Northrop Grumman Corporation, ASBCA No. 62189
Novation Agreements Under Federal Contracts
COFC Denies DOJ/Microsoft Motion to Dismiss Amazon JEDI Protest
We Are Lost in the Woods on Acquisition Reform
DOD Chief Says Afghanistan Drawdown Includes Contractors
Biden Repeals Trump-Era Rule on Gig Workers
GAO Is Cool with Agency Decision to Establish Single BPA Rather than Multiple BPAs; Active Deployment Systems, Inc., GAO B-419696
No Disparate Treatment Where Protester and Awardee Had Same Quantity of “Good” Ratings, But Awardee Had Higher Quality Ratings; Blue Water Thinking, LLC; AcesFed LLC, GAO B-41961.9 et al.
Agency Reasonably Limited “Interchanges” to Offerors that Had Potential to Provide the Best Value; PAE Aviation and Technical Services, LLC, GAO B-418828.3
Protest Challenging Agency’s Conduct of Ongoing Corrective Action is Premature; Systems Implementers, Inc., GAO B-418963.4
HUBZone Map Remains Frozen
April 2021 Bid Protest Roundup (Law360 Spotlight)
A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats – President Joe Biden Signs an Executive Order Raising the Federal Contractor Minimum Wage.
What’s In Biden’s First Budget? And How Late Will It Be?
What the Executive Order Requiring Federal Contractors to Pay a $15 Minimum Wage Will Mean
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