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Chevron Deference: Should a Government Agency Get to Decide its Own Contract Disputes?
Protestor’s Lack of Experience Offsets Significant Experience of Sister Affiliate Subcontractors; GAO B-414591.2, Dawson Enterprises LLC
Government Claims Survive Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Specificity; ASBCA Nos. 60713, 60716, L-3 Communications Integrated Systems L.P.
Provide What The Government Wants, Not What Makes Sense to You
WOSB Program: Company Ineligible Because Husband Managed Business
AIA Shares Thoughts on Proposed Defense Procurement Changes
Contractor’s Excellent Performance on Incumbent Contract Does Not Guarantee Excellent Ratings In Competition For Follow-On Contract; GAO B-414800, Centerra Group, LLC
Solicitation’s Use of The Term “Contractor” Rather Than “Offeror” When Referring To Certain Requirements Does Not Mean Those Are Performance Requirements To Be Satisfied After Award; GAO B-414900, MSN Services, LLC
Construction Contractors: The Government Contractor Defense is Alive and Well in the Fifth Circuit
DCAA Guidance Clarifies Cost or Price Analysis Requirements for Subcontractor Proposals
Could the Senate’s Plan to Speed up Bid Protests Backfire?
Labor’s Contract Compliance Office Under Scrutiny
Cybersecurity Program Obtains $500K in NSA Grants to Elevate Curriculum, Lab Infrastrucure
Styles Announces Departure from Crowell & Moring
Proposed Contract Awardee Not Competitive Prejudiced by Solicitation’s Terms; GAO B-414899, B-414899.2, Daekee Global Company Ltd.
Failure to Sign Claim Certification Deprives ASBCA of Jurisdiction; ASBCA No. 60912, NileCo General Contracting LLC
NHO Prime Gets “Experience” Weakness Despite Experienced Affiliate
U.S. Reversed on 100 Percent CERCLA Allocation to Contractor
Larry Allen: What Does GSA Have in Store for Contractors This Year?
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