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Offeror Unintentionally Files Size Protest, Confuses SBA OHA
Class Deviation Eases Requirements for Allowable IR&D Costs
Class Deviation Requires CENTCOM Contractors to Count Employees in SPOT
House Panel Moves Bill Urging Federal Buyers to Consider Quality, Not Just Cost
Fox Rothschild LLP – 2019 Summer Associate
Can My Company Protest the Addition of Other Contractors to the IDIQ Pool?
Corrective Action, Terminating Award and Cancelling Solicitation, is Appropriate Where Contracting Officer Determines that the Procurement Approach is Flawed; COFC No. 17-559C, Novak Birch, Inc. v. United States
Agency Reasonably Awards Task Order to Lower-Priced Offeror Despite Assigning Same Past Performance Rating to Awardee and Protestor; GAO B-413703.9, LOUI Consulting Group Inc.
Compliance with Limitation on Subcontracting Clause Generally a Matter of Responsibility or Contract Administration; GAO B-414752, Crosstown Courier Service Inc.
It Might Be Reasonable to Incur Costs for Three Months before the Notice to Proceed, But Be Careful
OHA Not Persuaded that Appellant Will Suffer Harm from Size Protest It Allegedly Had No Intention of Filing; SBA No. SIZ-5846, Sea Box Inc.
In Unusual Argument, Protester Says Agency Waited Too Long to Rightfully Reject Its Proposal; COFC No. 16-376C, Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education on behalf of the Desert Research Institute v. United States
Release of Claims: Contractor Signatory Must Have Authority
Here's How the Government Could Better Track Contract Spending
Agency Reasonably Relied On Protester’s Pricing of Sample Scenarios to Estimate BPA’s Total Costs; GAO B-414641, FedResults Inc.
DoE Doles Out $33 Million to Help Grid Withstand Cyber, Physical Attacks
Sole-Source Award Reasonable Where Project Details Are So Classified That Agency Will Not Release Information to Anyone but Incumbent; GAO B-414706, The Boeing Company; Bombardier, Inc.
Substantively Non-Protestable Issues (Post-Award Protest Primer #8)
Conflicts of Interest & Breaches of Confidentiality as Threats to the Integrity of Procurement
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