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Government Contracts Legal Round-Up Issue 3
GSA Drops 5 Vendors, Adds 9 to $5.5B 2GIT Contract
New Hicks Memo Sets Acquisition, Force Posture 2022 Budget Priorities
Microsoft President Calls for Bid Protest Reforms
Proposal Submitted in Name of a Product, Instead of Company Providing the Product, Is Nonresponsive; Innovative Quality Solutions, LLC, GAO B-419009.2
Court Declines to Enjoin Performance of Contract for PPE Needed to Fight COVID-19; Brighton Cromwell, LLC v. United States, COFC NO. 20-1565C
Protester Unable to Prove that Small Business Is Unusually Reliant on Its Subcontractor; CVE Protester of In and Out Valet Co. Re: ABBA Project Management, SBA No. CVE-174-P
Foul but No Harm? Strict FAR Compliance Can Be a One-Way Street
Acquiring a Small-Business Government Contractor: Will the Small Business Continue to be Eligible for a Small Business Set-Aside Award Under Pending Bids and Proposals?
Federal Circuit Clarifies Bid Protest Stay Timeliness Rules
“Made in America” Executive Order Calls for Expansion and Increased Oversight of Domestic Sourcing Requirements for Government Contracts
Age-Old Small Business Contracting Challenge Rears Its Ugly Head, Again
Something Federal Contractors Thought They’d Gotten Rid of is Popping Up
Offeror Not Entitled to Strengths for Merely Complying with Solicitation Terms; System Studies & Simulation, Inc. and L3 Doss Aviation, Inc. v. United States, COFC Nos. 20-575C and 20-609C
GAO Unconvinced by Challenge to Sole-Source BPA; Castro & Company, LLC, GAO B-419366
GAO: Small Business Rule of Two Doesn’t Require Set-Aside for Task Order
New Administration Brings Flurry of New Executive Orders Impacting Procurement
Antitrust Regulators Extend Review of Lockheed’s Proposed Purchase of Aerojet Rocketdyne
‘Tis But a Solecism by the Amanuensis: Alleged Relaxation of Solicitation Terms Really Just a “Scrivener’s Error”; Torrent Technologies, Inc., GAO B-419326, B-419326.2
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