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Contractor Claim is D.O.A. Because Project Manager Signed a Release; Appeal of Horton Construction Co., Inc., ASBCA 61085
Protester Waited Too Long to Challenge Intended Sole-Source Contract; AGMA Security Service, Inc., GAO B-418647
Recovering COVID-19 Costs Where Section 3610 of the CARES Act Does Not Apply
All Things Protest: Watch Out for Waiver (June 2020)
The Future of IDIQ Contracts
Bath Iron Works Strike Grinds On & COVID Hits The Picket Line
DoD Reverses Course, Says No Corrective Action Needed on $7B Moving Contract
House Committee Targets Lockheed in Probe of F-35 Parts Problems
Difficulties Arise When a Contractor Encounters Surprise Obstacles
University of Virginia Agrees to Settle Claims Associated with Federal Grants
Government Asserted Claims Arising From Contractor’s “Staggering Fraud,” But Contractor Bore the Burden of Proof; Appeals of Supreme Foodservice GmbH, ASBCA Nos. 57884, 58666, 59636, 59811, 61361
ASBCA Declines to Hear Rejected Bidder’s Claim for Proposal Costs; Appeal of Vox Optima LLC, ASBCA No. 62313
Watch Your Stipulation! Award Confirmed Despite Arbitrator Exceeding Contractual Scope of Authority
While You Were Social Distancing: GSA’s Progress On Section 846, Schedules Consolidation, And Other Major Initiatives
Department of Defense Releases List of Companies Tied to Chinese Military
Senate NDAA Repeals Protest Pilot, Seeks Clarity on JRSS
Federal Contract Spending Reaches Its Highest Level Ever in Fiscal 2019, Marking 4 Straight Years of Growth
Trump Says Wisconsin Shipyard’s ‘Location’ Swayed Navy’s Frigate Award
Contractor Confidence in Government Market Less Certain Amid Pandemic
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