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Important Reinterpretation of 8(a) Federal Procurement Law May Mean High-Value Government Contracts will be Returning to Alaska Native Corporations
FY2019 NDAA Includes Numerous Acquisition Reforms That Could Result in Significant Changes to Federal Procurement Procedures
FY 2019 NDAA
Government Cannot Offset Damages for Nonrecoverable Equipment Costs 18 Months After Close of Record; ASBCA No. 59233, Appeal of 2Connect W.L.L.
Appellant Failed to Provide Realistic Completion Schedule to Agency Prior to Termination for Default; ASBCA No. 60410, Appeal of Coastal Environmental Group Inc.
Agency Properly Rejected Quotation for Failing to Include Information Already Provided to CO; GAO B-416255, MSC Industrial Direct Company Inc.
“Working Nine to Five” – But Not in a Government Office: Requesting a Debriefing
GAO Denies Protest Challenging SAM Registration
SBA’s Present Effect Rule and Size Protests
Awardee Demonstrates Adequate Staffing Resources And ‘Reach Back’ Capabilities to Provide Surge Support for Services Contract; GAO B-416203, Metro Productions Government Services LLC
OHA Remands Eligibility Determination Finding That Service Disabled Veteran Does Not Hold Highest Officer Position; SBA No. VET-270, BKM Global Corporation Inc.
Faulty Solicitation Interpretation and Bad Information Result in Protester Proposing Insufficient Level of Effort; GAO B-416160, CORMAC Corporation
Contractors: Think Your Government Doesn’t Care? — Think Again!
Two-Minute Warning – Win the Battle Lose the War
Technical Data Rights Protections Eroded by FY19 NDAA
Acquisition Reforms Make it into NDAA
Requirement to Work at Government Facility Using Government-Owned Equipment Insufficient to Convert Independent Contractor to Employee; CAFC 2017-1643, Seh Ahn Lee, et al. v. United States
Inability to Meet Solicitation Requirement Deprives Protester of Standing; COFC No. 18-659C, Veterans Electric LLC v. United States
Agency Unreasonably Defended Conflicting Solicitation Provisions Instead of Taking Prompt Corrective Action; GAO B-415064.3, Veterans Electric LLC
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