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Court Permits Government to Assert Counterclaim Alleging that Contractor Gave Agency Official a Car In Exchange for Approving False Invoices; Square One Armoring Services Company v. United States, COFC Nos. 16-cv-124C, 263C
Not Much Protester Can Do to Salvage Deficient Proposal; ARCIS International-UNISECUR S.R.L.-RANGERS S.R.L. JV, GAO B-419481
Government Contracts Legal Round-Up | 2021 Issue 5
PPP Eligibility Increases Under American Rescue Plan Act, but Deadline to Apply Remains March 31
Byte-Sized Q&A: What is Covered Defense Information?
Biden Should Shoot This Acquisition Down
Federal Contractors Warned to Prepare for Stricter Oversight with New Administration
Agency Threads Needle on Request for Costs: Initial Protest Argument Lacked Merit, and Agency Took Prompt Corrective Action in Response to Supplemental Arguments; Bay West, LLC—Costs; Bhate Zapata LLC—Costs, GAO B-418960.6, B-418960.7
Factual Issues Preclude Summary Judgment on Government’s Affirmative Release/Waiver Defense; Appeal of Shneez Veritas, LLC, ASBCA No. 62067
NISPOM Codified as Regulation; JPAS Retiring Soon
5 Fundamentals of the Corporate Transparency Act: Impacts on Small Businesses
Show Me the Money? When a Sum Approximate Counts as a Sum Certain
Non-profit Recommends Amending Stafford Act to Include FEMA in Pandemic, Cyber Incident Response
DoD Top Brass Worried About Supply Chain Amidst Heavy Spending, Fewer Prime Contracts
Agency Effectively Extended Proposal Deadline Even Though Amendment Extending Due Date Did Not Post Until After Deadline Passed; Zafer Taahut, Insaat ve Ticaret, A.S. v. United States, Fed. Cir. 2020-1726
Request for Protest Costs Is Premature When Agency Has Not Taken Corrective Action; Optimize Consulting, Inc.—Costs, GAO B-419212.2
Weekly Update for Government Contractors and Commercial Businesses
When Submitting a Proposal Online, Don’t Forget to Hit Send
Not So Fast: An REA that Does Not Seek a Final Decision Is Not a CDA Claim
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