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It’s All Good: No OCI Even Though Awardee Proposed Agency Employee as a Key Person; Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc., GAO B-418125 et al.
Protester Who Negotiated to Become Subcontractor of IDIQ Awardee Cannot Credibly Claim that the Services It Planned to Provide Awardee are Beyond the IDIQ’s Scope; Nuance Communications, Inc. GAO B-418106
Offeror Cannot Detrimentally Rely on an Agency Miscommunication as Grounds to Negate a Source Selection Decision; Protests of Lakloey, Inc., FAA Nos. 19-ODRA-00859 and 00860
Proposed Bi-Partisan Legislation Could Mean Changes for Small Businesses
Construction-Manager-As-Constructor Recognized as an Acceptable Project Delivery Method in Federal Contracts
COFC: No Jurisdiction Over Bundling of Contracts into Task Order
2019 Protest Roundup
Labor Department Set to Streamline Procurement Services
Senate Bill Looks to Make Sure Federal Contractors Actually Deserve Bonuses
Armed Services Continuously Make Procurement Reforms
JEDI’s Legal Challengers Make Their Next Moves
Incumbent Contractor Unable to Convince GAO that Awardee Is Inexperienced Usurper Whose Approach Will Lead to Misfortune; Raytheon Company, GAO B-417935 et al.
Contractor Can’t Challenge Validity of CPAR in a Bid Protest: Colonna’s Shipyard, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 19-1373C
COFC Declines to Grant Protester Relief from Judgment; NetCentrics Corporation v. United States, COFC No. 19-839C
Foot Faults Can Cost You a Contract
No Award for Proposal Lacking Required Letter of Commitment, Says GAO
GSA’s Big Changes in 2020, Part 3: With GSA’s Schedule Consolidation, What Is Changing and What Is Not
Protesting Improper Conversions from Best Value to LPTA
SIGAR: Afghan Government Continues to Assess Taxes on Exempt U.S.-Funded Contracts
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