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Allegations Without Evidence Insufficient to Show Bad Faith; GAO B-416617, Sevatec Inc.
Carpe Diem: Now’s the Time for Government Contractors to Prepare for New Lease Accounting
The GAO Reaffirms That a Bid Protest Must Allege a Violation of a Procurement Statute or Regulation
Are Federal Contractors Liable for Complying With the Drug-Free Work Place Act?
Pentagon Hasn’t Complied With 2-year-old Congressional Mandate on LPTA
Agency Failed to Provide Proper Notice of Intent to Withhold Funds from Contractor Payments; COFC No. 16-950C, CB&I AREVA MOX Services LLC v. United States
Protester Failed to Timely Challenge Effect of GSA’s Withdrawal of Outsourcing Approval on RFQ Prior to Deadline for Proposals; COFC No. 18-1083, MSC Industrial Direct Co. v. United Stated and W.W. Grainger Inc.
Revising Bid to Reflect Solicitation Amendment Sufficient to Show Acknowledgement; GAO B-415890.2, Mark Dunning Industries Inc.
Still Just A Rat In A CAGE: Recent GAO Decisions Underscore the Need for Precision in Identifying Corporate Entities During the Procurement Process
GAO Interprets Protest Filing Deadlines in the Wake of Enhanced Debriefing Rules
Recertification Not Required When Solicitation Lacks Explicit Request; SBA No. SIZ-5962, Size Appeals of DNT Solutions LLC, and Alliant Solutions Partner LLC
Corrective Action in Response to Supplemental Protest Not Delayed When Initial Protest Grounds Not Meritorious; GAO B-416247.4, Procinctu Group, Inc.—Costs
Plaintiff’s Disagreement With Court’s Judgement Does Not Create Substantial Ground for a Difference of Opinion to Support Interlocutory Appeal; COFC No. 12-380C, United Launch Services LLC v. United States
On Human Bondage and Christian Doctrine
ASBCA FY18 Report: Continued Decline in Appeals Filed, But Success in Cases Decided on the Merits Rises
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider | October 2018
COFC Not Persuaded by Contractor’s “Gestalt” Theory of Constructive Change—Absent Specific Evidence, the Court is not Inclined to Infer the Elements of Constructive Change from the Totality of the Circumstances; COFC No. 12-286C, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation v. United States
Solicitation Reasonably Informed Offerors Quotations Could be Rejected Based Solely on Evaluation of Price Quotations; GAO B-416600, Java Productions Inc.
October 2018 Bid Protest Roundup
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