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Biden Administration Issues Sweeping Climate Change EO with Potential Effects for Contractors
COVID-19 Can Influence Procurement Decisions and Bid Protest Outcomes
SBA Changes Ensure Small Businesses Can Utilize Teaming Arrangements and Subcontractor Experience
Complying with SBA’s Non-Manufacturer Rule
President Biden Executive Order Leverages Federal Government’s Buying Power to Tackle Climate Change
GSA’s Procurement Programs and the Administration’s Domestic Sourcing Priorities: Creating Opportunities, Closing Loopholes
Relator’s Insider Knowledge Didn’t Include Submission of False Claims or Statements; United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, No. 17 C 5829, U.S. ex rel. Noreen Lanahan v. County of Cook
But I Said the Magic Words . . . Agency Entitled to Reject Proposal that Simply Restated Solicitation Requirements; Zolon PCS, LLC, GAO B-419283
Contractor Obtains the Wrong Permit, Has to Redo the Work and Eat the Loss; Sarro & Associates, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 19-691C
No Cardinal Change When the Final Product Is Not Much Different than that Specified By Contract; Appeals of Harry Pepper an Associates, Inc., ASBCA Nos. 62038 et al.
Agency Not Required to Verify Claims Made in Awardee’s Proposal; Metson Marine Services, Inc., GAO B-4129114.2, B0-419114.3
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider
Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor GAO Protest Stays the New Post Office Trucks
Federal Circuit Nixes COFC Automatic Stay Decision
All Things Protest: 2020 Protest Statistics and What to Watch for in 2021
Bill Would Cut Over 100,000 DoD Jobs
SEWP In 2020: A Year in Review
Federal Circuit Rejects Claim that Would Have Made CLIN Inexplicable; P.K. Management Group, Inc. v. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Fed. Cir. 2020-1260
Protester Can’t Recover Costs for Initial Protest Arguments that Were Contradicted by Its Meritorious Supplemental Protest Arguments; NARCORPS Specialties, LLC—Costs, GAO B-418971.4
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