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Agency Had Reasonable Basis for Cancelling Solicitation; ENPAC LLC, GAO B-418238
Reasonable Cost is not Always Realistic Cost
Davis-Bacon Violations
En Banc Fifth Circuit Strips Away Confusion re Government Contractor Removal
Defense Department Tackling Industrial Base Issues
Surety’s Claims for Equitable Subrogation and Contract Adjustment Survive Agency’s Motion to Dismiss; Capitol Indemnity Corporation v. United States, COFC No. 18-916C
Protester Still Interested Party Even Though Its Proposal Was Un-Awardable; REEL COH Inc., GAO B-418095, B418095.2
ASBCA Lacks Jurisdiction Over Claim that Is Actually a Bid Protest; Appeal of Spanish Solutions Language Services, ASBCA No. 62233
Federal Circuit Affirms Strict Application of SDVOSB Ownership and Control Standards
What Does it Mean to Manufacture? Federal Circuit’s Acetris Decision Fundamentally Alters Trade Agreements Act Compliance
It’s Not Up to Agency to Clarify Layout and Printing Errors in Proposals, Says GAO
HHS’ Shutdown of Assisted Acquisition Services Remains Painful, Wasteful
No Recovery Under EAJA for Employee’s Costs Working on an Appeal
Government Issued $175 Billion in Improper Payments, Watchdog Says
Court Sustains Protest Due to Agency’s Phoned-In Evaluation of Unbalanced Pricing; The Green Technology Group, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 19-907C
“What We’ve Got Here Is Failure to Communicate”: Contractor’s Claim for Breach of Prison Repair Contract Based on Misunderstanding of Contract Provisions; HCIC Enterprises, LLC, d/b/a HCI General Contractors v. United States, COFC No. 18-1943C
GAO Rejects Protester’s Somewhat Dubious Argument In Support of a Request for Costs; Southern Aire Contracting, Inc.–Costs, GAO B-418070.3
The Impact of the Coronavirus on Government Contractors
Protester Missed Its Chance to Protest Corrective Action Scope, Says GAO
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