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Flawed Technical Proposal and Shoddy Past Performance—Rather Than Agency Bias and Bad Faith—Caused Protester’s Low Evaluation Ratings; COFC No. 18-695C, Price Gordon Services, d/b/a Veteran National Transportation LLC v. United States
Second Circuit Reins in FCPA Jurisdiction
Proposed Increased Prohibitions on Former Official’s Employment with Federal Contractors
Failure to Comply with Preparation Instructions Renders Proposal Nonresponsive Before Technical Evaluation; GAO B-416394, Distributed Solutions Inc.
VIP Database Registration Not Required for Non-VA Procurement; SBA No. VET-273, Matter of XtremeConcepts Systems
Appellant Cannot Be Considered Prevailing Party in Appeal Mooted by Final Decision Granting Requested Relief; ASBCA No. 61134, Appeal of Shiloh Services Inc.
Can Agencies Rely on CBP Rulings in Enforcing the Trade Agreements Act?
All Things Protest: Debriefings (September 2018)
DoD Policy Memorandum Rejects ‘Sweeps’ Data
Proposal for SBIR Award Failed to Propose New Technology or Concept; GAO B-416392, Glatz Aeronautical Corporation
Speculation About Awardee’s Proposal Insufficient Basis for Protest; GAO B-416561, CAMRIS International Inc.
Lease Solicitation Provided Sufficient Information for Offerors to Compete Equally, Intelligently; GAO B-414563.3, The Flaherty Family Trust
ASBCA Enforces Contractor’s Commercial Software License Against Government
The 2019 NDAA Streamlines, Reorganizes, and Redefines
Class Deviation Requires Reporting of Contractor Personnel Performing in Japan
REA’s Lack of Certification Does Not Moot Government’s Assertion of a Right to an Offset; CBCA 5605, Piedmont-Independence Square LLC v. General Services Administration
Failure to Negotiate Data Rights Fatal to Government’s Assertion of Rights to Software Developed Exclusively at Private Expense; ASBCA No. 60373, Appeal of The Boeing Company
Agency Reasonably Concluded It Could Evaluate, Mitigate Possible OCIs As Task Orders are Issued; GAO B-414810.5, MAR, a Division of Oasis Systems LLC
Ninth Circuit’s Rose Decision Could be a Thorn in the Side of Relators (At Least for Now)
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