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No breach for contract services not ordered – Court finds “Constructive ” termination for convenience clause.
DoD Provides Interim Contract And Notice Provisions For EO 13950
Trump Administration Finalizes Rule to Protect Religion-Based Federal Contractors
Defense Department Wants to Expand Acquisition Framework
DISA Set to Release $11.7 Billion IT Contract Imminently
Providing Minimal Detail of Approach Is a Necessary But Not Sufficient Condition of Acceptable Proposal; Summit Technologies, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 20-946C
While Weaknesses Assigned Under Different Subfactors Were Related, They Were Not Duplicative; NCI Information Systems, Inc., GAO B-418977
Agency’s Best Value Comparison Did Not Improperly Reduce Competition to One Offeror; Trusted Mission Solutions, Inc., GAO B-418876.2
Contractor Cannot Recover for Defective Estimates Under an IDIQ Contract; RocJoi Medical Imaging v. Department of Veterans Affairs, CBCA 6885
Challenging an Agency’s Determination of Urgent and Compelling Need Can be an Uphill Battle
EO 13950, Commercial Item Contracting, and Service Contract Act Enforcement News (December 4)
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider – November 2020
House Passes Four Committee Bills to Enhance SBA Lending and Federal Contracting Programs
Congress Finishes Up NDAA, Trump Still Threatening Veto
Dispute Over DLA’s Qualified Products List Ends In Court
Proposal Undone by Protester’s Humility; Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Wireless, GAO B-418155.4, B-418155.5
Agency Legitimately Assesses New Weakness During Corrective Action Reevaluation Not Identified In Initial Evaluation; Battelle Memorial Institute, GAO B-418047.5, B-418047.6
Proposal Submitted Before SBA Implement Runway Extension Act’s 5-Year Look-Back Period Subject to Previous 3-Year Period; Size Appeal of Obsidian Solutions Group, LLC, SBA No. SIZ-6076
Avoiding a Bermuda Triangle: Preservation of Subcontractor Pass-Through Claims
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