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Top Five Bid Protest Topics in 2017
Protester’s Disagreement with Agency Insufficient to Sustain Wide-Ranging Protest; GAO B-415421, Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
Misleading Discussions Were Non-Prejudicial Where Protester Cannot Demonstrate It Could Have Addressed Agency’s True Concerns; GAO B-412521.2, Trans Digital Technologies, LLC
Subcontractor Challenge to Competitive Range Determination Dismissed; GAO B-415722, Raytheon Company
DoD Final Rule on Commercial Items: DoD Checks the Box For Congress But Still Unnecessarily Burdens Commercial Contractors
New Buy American Bill Continues Supply Chain Scrutiny
Grant Reporting Efficiency and Agreements Transparency (GREAT) Act a Step Closer to Law
The Budget Agreement Is a Government Contractor and Grantee Smorgasbord
Larry Allen: Service Contractors Struggle Under Continuing Resolution
Two Minute Warning – Rule of Two Does Not Require Responsibility Determinations
Withdrawal of Agency-Level Protest Not an Adverse Action by Agency Re-tolling Protest Deadline; GAO B-415628, Aurora Storage Products Inc.
Board Dismisses Appeal by Apparent Impostor; ASBCA No. 61198, Tawhid Afzali Construction Company
Agency’s Reasonable Cost Realism Analysis Properly Addressed Labor Hour Concern in Related Sustained Protest; GAO B-414373.3, AdvanceMed Corporation
Enhanced Debriefing Rules in the NDAA Offer Protesters Several Practical Advantages
Federal Circuit To Decide Future Of Commercial Item Contracting
Protest Timeliness Measured from Date of Exclusion for Award, Not Award Announcement; GAO B-415090, Team J’s LLC
Solicitation for Best Value Procurement Reasonably Incorporated Modified Technical Standards for Newly Developed Parachute System; GAO B-415240, Complete Parachute Solutions Inc.
Motion for Partial Summary Judgement on Contract Interpretation Denied Where Contractor’s Reading Creates Inconsistencies; ASBCA No. 60939, Buck Town Contractors & Co.
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