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Claim Arising From Termination for Convenience Accrues When Termination Settlement Negotiations Reach an Impasse; Appeal of Abozar Afzali Construction Company, ASBCA No. 61561
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider – August 2020
A Reminder From the GAO That Corrective Action Is Not The End Of The Road
“Show Us the Money (Trail)”: Estimated Subcontract Costs Disallowed for Lack of Proof
Pentagon Awards JEDI Cloud Contract to Microsoft for the Second Time
Pentagon, Defense Contractors Are Out Of Step On Tech Innovation, GAO Finds
Budget Dysfunction Threatens Delays to US Navy’s Columbia Program
Federal Circuit Holds that Contractor Failed to Demonstrate Reasonableness of Claimed Costs; Kellogg Brown & Root Services, Inc. v. Secretary of the Army, Fed. Cir. 2019-1683
Protest Challenging Sole Source Award of Blimp Contract Grounded by GAO; Bravura Information Technology Systems, Inc., GAO B-418755
Protester Not Entitled to Costs for Agency’s Failure to Take Corrective Action in Response to Agency Protest; C.I. Lovell, Inc., GAO B-418935.2
Agency Error In Assessing Contract Value of Past Performance Reference Not Prejudicial Where Protester Cannot Demonstrate the Actual Value of the Reference; Hughes Coleman, JV, GAO B-417787.5
Ring Ring! GAO Sustains Protest of Awardee’s Conflict of Interest
DOD Deviation Provides Updated Guidance on CARES Act REAs for COVID-Related Paid Leave
Recent GAO Decision Provides Roadmap for Protesting Scope of Corrective Action
Revisiting Private Equity Investment in Federal IT Contractors
Amazon Calls JEDI Cloud Decision ‘Politically Corrupted’ by Trump
Prohibition on Providing Funds to the Enemy and Authorization of Additional Access to Record
Appeals Court Turns Back Oracle’s Latest Challenge to JEDI Contract
Federal Circuit Denies Oracle’s Appeal Challenging JEDI Procurement; Oracle America, Inc. v. United States, Amazon Web Services, Inc., Fed. Cir. 2019-2326
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