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Contractor Recovers Increased Costs from a Collective Bargaining Agreement Executed After an Option Period is Exercised
Performance Delays Justified Termination for Cause; Appeal of Molly Jessie Company, ASBCA No. 62134
Close Enough for Government Work? Damages Claim for Increased Costs Cannot Be Based on a Labor Hours Estimate that Assumes 25,000 More Hours than Contractor Actually Worked; United Facility Services Corporation d/b/a Eastco Building Services v. United States, CBCA 5272
Challenge to Terms of Solicitation Immolated in Conflagration of Groundless, Incoherent Arguments; AeroSage, LLC, GAO B-418292 et al.
The Contractor’s Coronavirus Checklist
DoD SDVOSB Contracts: OIG Reports Major Problems
Government Contracts Classroom: Top Questions about the Procurement Collusion Strike Force
Coronavirus Affecting F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program
Amazon “Quite Likely” to Prove Pentagon Made an Evaluation Error in JEDI Cloud Contract, Judge Says
CBCA Defers Ruling on Jurisdictional Question Involving Proper Respondent Until It Can Rule on Merits: CSI Aviation, Inc. v. Department of Homeland Security and General Services Administration, CBCA 6581, 6582
No Harm, No Foul: Protester Not Prejudiced By Agency’s Disparate Evaluation; Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, Inc., GAO B-418324
COFC Decision Did Not Preclude, Under Doctrine of Res Judicata, a Related Claim Before ASBCA; Appeal of Nexagen Networks, Inc., ASBCA No. 60641
Avoiding Common Bid Protest Mistakes, Part 3: “Competitive Range” Confusion
Federal Circuit Affirms Strict Application of SDVOSB Ownership and Control Standards
Too Late for Take-Backs: Ostensible Subcontractor Analysis Won’t Consider Post-Proposal Changes
Mergers and Acquisition in GovCon
U.S., U.K. Agree to ‘Further’ Restrict Huawei, Defense Secretary Says
New Bill Would Strengthen Protections for Whistleblowers Who Expose Classified Information
No Do-Overs: Small Business Can’t Renounce Its Reliance on a Subcontractor After It Has Submitted a Proposal; Size Appeal of Warrior Service Company, LLC, SBA No. SIZ-6046
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