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Protester Goes Seven for Seven in Arguments Before GAO
SBA Looks to Tighten Up Certification Process for Women-Owned Small Businesses
Extend Contractor Reimbursement Period, Trade Groups Urge Congress
Lockheed Will Not Commit to Paying Back Extra Labor Costs for F-35
Contractor Alert: Mandatory WOSB Certification Deadline Pending
Protester Tries (and Fails) to Argue that Deficiencies Introduced Into Its Revised Proposal Were the Result of Misleading Discussions; General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc., GAO B-418533
Protester Can’t Overcome Its Failure to Satisfy Multiple Mandatory Requirements; Protests of Frequentis USA, Inc., FAA, 19-ODRA-00866
In a Qui Tam Case Where It Is the Real Party in Interest, the Government Can Be Responsible for the Contractor’s Legal Fees Under the Spearin Doctrine
Government Contracts Ruling Validates New Claim Theory
Timing Is Everything: Miller Act Notice Defect Saves Surety
Senate Passes 2021 NDAA with Veto-Proof Majority
CBCA Refuses to Reform Contract to Correct an Alleged Deficiency Not Identified During Discussions; Hamstra Chico, LLC v. Department of Veterans Affairs, CBCA 6669
Protester Denied Discovery Into Agency’s Alleged Bad Faith; Quantico Tactical Inc. v. United States, COFC Nos. 20-120C & 20-150C
Back Rent Owed by GSA to Contractor Was Not Covered by Condemnation Proceeds; HPI/GSA-4C. L.P. v. General Services Administration, CBCA 6093
8(a) Income and Net Worth Eligibility Standards Increased
Updated Rule Bans Federal Contractor Use of Huawei and Other Chinese Telecommunication Technology
Lawmakers Blast Lockheed, DoD Over F-35 Parts Problems
Record Federal Contract Spending During a Pandemic
Thousands of Small Business Owners Have Not Gotten Disaster Loans the Government Promised Them
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