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Protester Had Clear Notice That Accepting Award Under One Solicitation Would Preclude Award Under Second; COFC No. 18-1260C, RMGS Inc. v. United States and PAE Government Services Inc.
Appellant Adequately Argued Existence of Bilateral Contract; ASBCA No. 61670, Appeal of Delta Industries Inc.
Board Declines to Dismiss Defective Claim; ASBCA No. 61547, Appeal of WIT Associates Inc.
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider | December 2018
The Three Most Important Bid Protest Decisions of 2018
FAR Council Finalizes Definition of Prohibited "Recruitment Fees" Under Anti-Trafficking Regulations
Stop-Work Orders Beginning to Go Out to Contractors
Contracting: A Look Back at 2018 and What’s Ahead for 2019
Awardee Did Not Make Use of Protester’s Proprietary Information to Gain Competitive Advantage; CAFC 2018-1209, DynCorp International LLC v. United States, AAR Airlift Group Inc.
Board Has No Jurisdiction to Consider Punitive Damages; ASBCA No. 61379, Appeals of John Shaw LLC d/b/a Shaw Building Maintenance
Protester Failed to Provide Technical Specs for Proposed Equipment; GAO B-416893, BeaverFit North America LLC
Agency Reasonably Declined to Consider Untimely Quotation; GAO B-416915, Utech Products Inc. dba EndoSoft LLC
Termination for Cause is Appropriate where Government was “Justifiably Insecure” about Contract Completion; ASBCA No. 59089, Appeal of Bulova Technologies Ordnance Systems LLC
Lowest Price Technically Acceptable Solicitations No Longer Acceptable? Reviewing the Department of Defense’s Proposed Changes to the DFARS
Partial Government Shutdown Does Not Toll Filing Deadlines at GAO, Court, or Boards
Pentagon Acquisition Chief Aims to Reform Business Practices in 2019
Chvotkin Discusses Lessons Learned from Federal Contracting in 2018
Agency Reasonably Considered Role of Awardee’s Subcontractor on Related Project and Found No OCI Concerns; GAO B-416759, Visual Connections LLC
Protester’s Experience and Past Performance References Failed to Provide Relevant Information; GAO B-416724, Coffman Engineers Inc.
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