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Federal Judge Suggests Congressional “Kill Switch” For Kingdomware SDVOSB Preferences
GAO Sharpening Its Blade (Strategies) on OTA Review
Put It In Prospectus: Reviewing the Congressional Lease Approval Process in Light of the Upcoming Lower Manhattan SEC Lease
New Law Requires Audit of Failed FEMA Hurricane Contracts
Failure to Justify Direct Labor Rates Deviating From DOL Rates Sinks Protester’s Proposal, COFC No. 18-829C, Technical & Management Resources, Inc. v. United States
Higher-Priced Offeror Not Prejudiced by Agency’s Waiver of Solicitation’s Price Ceiling; GAO B-416611, Daniels Building Company Inc.
Protester Cannot Argue That Competition Should be More Restrictive; GAO B-416798, Geodata Systems Management Inc.
Long Gone are the Days of Hard Copies: Contractors Should Treat Emails as Formal Notices
Two-Minute Warning – Don’t Let an Ambiguous Bond Undermine a Low Bid
Different NAICS Codes and Industries Does Not Prevent Finding of Affiliation
Agency Can’t Explain Reason for Lengthy Delay in Issuing COFD; ASBCA No. 61725-987, Petition of AWA Wilson JV
Private Audit Deemed Unacceptable For Solicitation’s CAS Certification Requirement; COFC No. 18-785C, Criterion Systems Inc. v. United States
Board Unpersuaded by Contractor’s Allegation that Release of Claims Issued Via Unauthorized Use of Signature Stamp; CBCA 6155, Penna Group LLC v. Department of Justice
Single JV Member Cannot File Protest Challenging Rejection of JV’s Proposal; GAO B-416649, Yona-Brixtel LLC
Agency Properly Rejected Bid Bond That Failed to Unambiguously Cover All Excess Reprocurement Costs; GAO B-416502, G2G LLC
Breach of Settlement Agreement Suits Against Federal Government Not Precluded by Finality Clauses
GAO Upholds Proposal Rejection Over Conflicting CAGE Codes
Federal Circuit Charts New Terrain in Commercial Item Contracting
How Contractor Fraud Is Reported Shouldn’t Affect How It Gets Investigated
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