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Protester Lacked Standing to Challenge Sole-Source Awards Made as Part of AbilityOne Program; Top Gun Services, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 20-908C
DOL Issues Guidance on Entitlement to Travel-Time Pay for Construction Employees
SBA Cuts 8(a) Reapplication Period to 90 Days
GSA Challenged Over Blanket Purchasing Agreement for Equipment
Agencies Lack Information on Underpaid Contract Workers
OMB Advises Agencies on Contractors’ Limiting Their Use of Foreign Workers
No Unequal Access to Information OCI Where Obtaining Access to the Information Would Have Been Wildly Impractical; Mortgage Contracting Services, LLC, GAO B-418483.2, B-418483.3
CBCA Dismisses Non-Monetary Claim on Prudential Grounds, Finding Appeal Was No Longer a Live Dispute; Midland Language Center v. Department of Veteran Affairs, CBCA 6841
Losing Money While Litigating a Protest Is Not the Type of Irreparable Injury that Will Justify a Temporary Restraining Order; Harmonia Holdings Group, LLC v. United States, COFC Nos. 20-1300 & 20-1318
Poof There it Is: Court Invokes the Constructive Termination for Convenience Doctrine for the Government
Mentor-Protégé Consolidation Goes Live: What Does this Mean for You?
Defense Bill in Danger Over Confederate-Named Military Bases
Agency Appropriately Considered Proposal Deficiencies as Part of Competitive Range Determination; Quantico Tactical, Inc. v. United States, COFC 20-120C, 20-150C
Contractor Alleged It Was Coerced Into Terminating Contract, But ASBCA Finds No Reasonable Fact Finder Could Believe Contractor’s Allegations; Appeal of Exceed Resources, Inc., ASBCA No. 61652
COFC Allows Contractor to Depose Government Regarding Agency’s First Article Testing; Ehren-Haus Industries, Inc. v. United States, COC No. 19-946C
Government Contractor’s Ties To Affiliate With Antitrust Law Violations Endangers Its Multi-Billion Dollar Contract Award
Kentucky Fried Claim: Contractor Preserves Immunity from Suit by Complying with Government Contract Specifications
SBA Dials Back on 8(a) Program “Immediate Family” Restrictions
Congressional Leaders Are Cautiously Optimistic They Can Avoid More Stopgap Funding This Year
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