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Protester Unable to Demonstrate Adequacy of Its Accounting System; InterImage, Inc., GAO B-414104.47
Agency Did Not Err in Calculating Protester’s Work Allocation; CMSoft, Inc. GAO B-419370
CPARS Challenges: No Appeals Without Contracting Officer Claim
Trust, But Verify: The Rise of Self-Scoring Evaluations in Federal Procurements
Government Contracts Legal Round-Up | 2021 Issue 2
Biden Administration to Strengthen “Buy American” Rules
Raytheon to Challenge Lockheed’s Takeover of Aerojet, CEO Says
Agency Reasonably Concluded that Typos in Proposal Created Concerns About Protester’s Quality Control; Epsilon, Inc., GAO B-419278, B-419278.2
Agency Appropriately Assessed a Weakness to a Past Performance Reference that was Nine Months Behind Schedule; Bodell Construction Company, GAO B-419213, B-419213.2
Protester Can’t Challenge Awardee’s Post-Award Transition Plan; Mission1st Group, Inc., GAO B-4129369.2
Agency Entitled to Consider Experience of Key Personnel to Fill Gaps in Offering Entity’s Experience; Raven Operations, LLC, GAO B-419372
No Problem with Agency Rejecting Proposal that “Lacked Most Components of an Offer”; Eskanos Enterprises, GAO B-419391
OFCCP Announces Response to Revocation of Executive Order Limiting Diversity Trainings
President Biden Directs More Changes to Buy American Rules
GAO Sustains Protest, Reminds Government It Must Show Its Work
$500B Worth of the Economy Waiting on Biden White House Procurement Plans
What to Expect in 2021 Merger Enforcement: Trends and Developments from 2020
ASBCA Denies Claim Premised on a Reading of the Film “The Magnificent Seven”; Appeals of GSC Construction, Inc. ASBCA Nos. 59402, 59601
Talk to the Hand: Agency Not Required to Hold Discussions with Offeror Eliminated from Competition; Logistics Management Institute, GAO B-419219, B-419219.2
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