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Agency Reasonably Cancelled Procurement When It Didn’t Know the Origin of the Solicitation’s Requirements; Draeger, Inc., GAO B-418089.2, B-418089.3
Key Takeaways from GAO’s Annual Bid Protest Report
Technically Still Yours: Court Holds that Contractors May Mark Unlimited Rights Data with a Proprietary Legend
NISPOM, Including Revised Personal Reporting Requirements and Reduced FOCI Mitigation Burden, Codified in Code of Federal Regulations
What Employers Can Expect from the Biden Administration Pt 1
From JEDI to CIA to TIC: The Stories that Made 2020
Report: Pandemic Likely to Dominate Federal Contracting in Fiscal 2021
NDIA Perspective: Industrial Base Continues to Face Difficulties
The Army’s Contract for Its Next-Gen Fighting Vehicle Doesn’t Have Any Requirements
Contract Provision Stating that Agency “Shall Consider” Equitable Adjustment Does Not Merely Obligate Agency to “Think Over” or Contemplate Adjustment; BGT Holdings, LLC v. United States, Fed. Cir. No. 2020-1084
CBCA Finds Termination for Default Unwarranted—Agency Failed to Establish Contractor Was Unlikely to Complete Project on Time; Eagle Peak Rock & Paving, Inc. v. Department of Transportation, CBCA 5692
ASBCA Won’t Consider Appeal Filed One Day Late; Appeal of Haakenson Electric Company, ASBCA No. 62606
Who Pays for Coronavirus Costs on Public Works Projects: Contractors or Owners?
Consultation on Reform of the UK’s Public Procurement Rules: Some Christmas Food for Thought from the UK Cabinet Office
Legending Your Technical Data May Differ for Government and Third Parties: Court of Appeals Rules on the Boeing Technical Data Rights Case
All Things Protest: Stay Override Challenge in a Pandemic-Related Procurement (December 2020)
Contracting Groups Welcome Extension of Leave Provision in COVID Deal
Lockheed’s Proposed Aerojet Rocketdyne Purchase Sets Early M&A Test for Biden
Getting Off the Well-Worn GAO Protest Path
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