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Impact of Section 889’s Telecommunications and Video Surveillance Equipment Prohibitions on Federal Grant and Loan Recipients
Alan Chvotkin Joins Pub K as President!
Federal Circuit Holds that Contractor May Use Non-Conforming Legends to Restrict Third Parties’ Rights in Technical Data Provided to Government; The Boeing Company v. Secretary of the Air Force, Fed. Cir. No. 2019-2147
Solicitation Amendments Do Not Constitute Discussions; Strategic Resources, Inc., GAO B-419151
Exceeding Proposal Page Limit Not a Problem if the Agency Doesn’t Consider the Extra Pages; SMS Data Products Group, Inc., GAO B-418925.2 et al.
Protest Addresses GAO’s Jurisdictional Threshold on IDIQ Orders
Key Provisions in the 2021 NDAA for Government Contractors
Contractors Should Not Leave Money on the Table: The Federal Circuit Clears the Way for Boeing to Use the Tucker Act to Sue DoD for “Illegal Exaction” in Connection with Contract Costs
Changes to the SBA’s Mentor-Protégé Programs
DoD, Microsoft Ask Court to Dismiss Amazon’s Political Bias Claims In JEDI Case
Federal Contracting Trends to Expect in 2021
FAS’ Services Marketplace Initiative and Next Steps for the OASIS Follow-on Procurement
GSA Preps Launch of OASIS Replacement
Agency Should Have Overlooked Protester’s Lack of Active SAM Registration as Immaterial Defect; Master Pavement Line Corporation, GAO B-419111
GAO Affirms that Corrective Action Need Not Resolve All Protest Issues—It Need Only Render the Protest Academic; Raytheon Company, GAO B-419393.5, B-419393.6
Protester’s Proposed Marmoset Cages Not Up to Snuff; Britz & Company, GAO B-419163
Initial Thoughts On The 2021 NDAA’s Procurement Provisions
Federal Contractors Should Be on the Lookout for Change in 2021, But Plan for Now
FCC Reverses Precedent, Rules that Government Contractors Are Subject to the TCPA
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