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New York’s Investigation of Dunkin Donuts Results in a Promise to Abide by the SHIELD Act’s Requirements
Conflict Arising from Agency Official’s Participation in Competitive Foosball Gatherings Irredeemably Taints Procurement; Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., GAO B-418835, B-418835.2
CBCA Finds FEMA Must Reimburse State Agency for Disaster Relief Services that Were Contracted for But Never Used; In the Matter of Virginia Department of Emergency Management; CBCA 6848-FEMA
Proposed Changes to the Buy American Act Regulations Implementing Trump Executive Orders
Executive Order Targets Contractor Diversity Training
Hotline is Open to Report Contractors’ Defiance of New EO on Diversity Training
How the U.S. Can Further Human Rights Through Procurement
DFARS Interim Rule: Restriction on the Acquisition of Tantalum
Protest Challenging Agency’s Decision to Conduct Discussions With Previously Rejected Offeror is Premature; ICI Services Corporation, GAO B-418255.4
Government Not Required to Pay Full Negotiated Fee on Cost Plus Fee Contract If It Has Not Obligated Funds Up to the Negotiated Amount; Appeals of APTIM Federal Services, LLC, ASBCA Nos. 62052, 62133
All Things Protest: Fiscal Year Focus Areas
SBA Clarifies that SBIR and STTR Programs Will Allow Successor-In-Interest Transfers of Awards
A Quick Take On Trump’s Contractor Diversity Training Order
Signed CR Averts Government Shutdown
DFARS Final Rule: Treatment of Certain Items as Commercial Items
White House Offers Details on Diversity Training Crackdown
Congress Waiting Until Final Buzzer to Pass Continuing Resolution
Protest Objecting to Cancellation of Solicitation Was Effectively an Untimely Challenge to Agency’s Decision to Not Set Aside Procurement for Small Businesses; Candor Solutions, LLC, GAO B-418682.2
Agency Reasonably Interpreted NIST Guidance in Finding that Awardee’s Outdated Hardware Was Not a Dealbreaker; Ace-Federal Reporters, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 20-636
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