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DoD Issues New Rule for Management of Should-Cost Review Process
DoD Issues New Rule on Use of Fixed-Price Contracts
Continuous Evaluation Enrollment Will More than Double in 2020, DoD Says
COFC Finds that Protest was Ripe But Protester Lacked Standing to Assert It; Ideogenics, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 19-1559C
Protester Misreads an “Inclusive Or” as an “Exclusive Or”; 49er Pressure Wash and Water Service, Inc., GAO B-417926, B-417926.2
Enhanced Requirement to Report Counterfeit, Suspect Counterfeit, and Nonconforming Goods
SBA Amends Small Business HUBZone Program Regulations
Top DoD Scientist Sets up Task Forces to Look at Industrial Base, Infrastructure
All Things Protest: Breaking Down GAO’s Annual Statistics (November 2019)
DoD Proposes to Amend DFARS on Treatment of Certain Items as Commercial Items
Protester Hits the Trifecta: Bid Protest Sustained, Denied, and Dismissed
Debriefings: A Modest Proposal
Viewpoint: OTAs – 30 Years of Progress on a Rocky Road
For Contractors, Work on GSA’s Schedule Consolidation Begins in January
Amazon’s JEDI Lawsuit will Use Video Submissions to Claim Political Bias
A Few Thoughts on DOJ’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force
Postal Service’s Hard Bargaining Did Not Constitute Age Discrimination; Patrick M. Murray v. United States Postal Service, PSBCA Nos. 6635, 6640
Denial of Injunctive Relief in Protest Precludes Declaratory Relief; Arkham Technology Ltd. v. United States, COFC No. 19-1060C
Effective Prosecution of Contractor’s Claim Requires Familiarity, Experience and Acumen with the Legal Requirements Specific To Government Contracting
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