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Comparison to IGCE Not Required for Cost Realism Analysis; GAO B-415254.2, McKean Defense Group, LLC
DOJ Takes On Meritless Qui Tam Actions
Good News for Department of Defense Contractors: Enhanced Post-Award Debriefing Requirements are on Their Way!
Fastest 5 Minutes, The Podcast Gov’t Contractors Can’t Do Without (January 26)
How Many Procurement Regulations Were Finalized in 2017? The Answer May Surprise You
DoD Adds North Korea to List of State Sponsors of Terrorism
DFARS Final Rule Provides Guidance on Commercial Item Price Reasonableness
Subcontractor Pass-Through Claims Are Vulnerable to the Severin Doctrine
Incumbent Affiliate Not Only Offeror Capable of Meeting Requirements; GAO B-415401, Akima Support Operations, LLC
Discussions Need Not Address Weakness Left After Deficiency is Corrected; GAO B-415442, United Excel Corporation
Amended Solicitation Requirement Did Not Tilt Competition in Favor of Competing Offeror; GAO B-414050.4, Naverre Corporation
Texas Gets Burned: Court of Federal Claims Finds State’s Randolph-Sheppard Act Protest Premature
2018 NDAA: Changes to the HUBZone Program
Army Encouraged Enhancements to RFP Requirements, Reasonably Applies Net Monetized Opportunity Cost Benefit Value Analysis to Assess Technical Superiority; GAO B-415349.2, L-3 Army Sustainment LLC
Omission of Key Personnel Resumes and Relevant Past Performance Fatal to IDIQ Award; GAO B-415416.3, International Preparedness Associates Inc.
Agency Not Obligated to Reconcile Evaluation Findings Under Two Different Solicitations, Eight Months Apart; GAO B-415360, AdvancedMed Corporation
GSA Expands Schedule Contractors’ Authority to Provide Off-Schedule Materials and Services Without Using “Open-Market” Procedures
When is a Required Evaluation Not Required? A Warning for Contractors Expecting the Government to Evaluate Professional Compensation
How to Tell Your Customer “Hands Off My Workforce!”: Understanding Your Rights as a Government Contractor
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