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“Seeing as How the VP Is Such a VIP Shouldn’t We Keep the PC on the QT?”: Proposal’s Severe Case of AAHS—Acute Acronym Hypertrophy Syndrome—Proves to Be Terminal; People, Technology & Processes, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 20-1043C
“Come On and Take a Free Ride”: Protester Can’t Sit Back and Rely on Another Vendor to Diligently Pursue Protest Grounds; Integration Technologies Group, Inc., GAO B-419116.3
Letter of Intent Signed By Agency is Not an Enforceable Contract; 7800 Ricchi, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 18-1798C
COFC Says Agency Must Consider Rule of Two Before Using Multiple-Award IDIQ Contract Vehicle
SBA Eliminates the Three-in-Two Rule for Joint Ventures
Biden Administration Early Executive Actions: Update for Government Contractors
Last Week in the Federal Circuit: Waiver and Constitutional Avoidance
Lockheed Overtakes Boeing as Largest US Aerospace and Defense Firm
Pentagon Could Reassess Future of JEDI Cloud, Depending on Court Action
CBCA Grants Appeal, Finds Contractor Is Entitled to Recover Start-Up Costs; WageWorks, Inc. v. Office of Personnel Management, CBCA 6027
Agency Not Required to Raise Concerns with Proposals During Oral Q&A Session; All Points Logistics, Inc., GAO B-418700.2
Protester Unable to Convince GAO that Its Proposal Contained Unacknowledged Strengths; Cognosante MVH, LLC, GAO B-418986 et al.
ASBCA Holds that Anticipated Days of Adverse Weather Do Not Decrease Delay Damages
FAR Council Issues Final Rule to Implement Trump Executive Order on Significant Buy American Changes
Federal Circuit Adopts Narrow Definition of “Printing” to Avoid Constitutional Separation of Powers Question
Cybersecurity Breach Turns Back the Clock – Confidential Information to be Filed in Paper
21 for 2021: Opportunities to Improve Federal Procurement
Boeing’s Cost Overruns on KC-46 Now Exceed Initial Contract with US Air Force
Federal Circuit Sidesteps Question Concerning Constitutionality of Federal “Printing Mandate” While Reversing COFC Decision Denying Bid Protest; Veterans4U LLC v. United States, Fed. Cir. 2020-1175
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