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USAID Clarifies Accountability for Government-Furnished Mobile IT
Proposed Rule Codifies Permission for Agency-Industry Engagement
Incumbent Not Entitled to Special Consideration in Past Performance Evaluation, GAO B-413741, RELYANT Global LLC
Protester’s Unacceptable Proposal Did Not Warrant Discussions, GAO B-413501, Science Applications International Corporation
Solicitation Clearly Stated Proposals Would be Evaluated Comparatively, Not on Pass/Fail Basis, B-413485, Kollsman Inc.
Contractor Entitled to Rescission Damages Due to Excusable Delay in Completing Task Order; ASBCA Nos. 59507, 59779, Appeals of Creative Times Dayschool, Inc.
COFC Chides Government for Providing Misleading Information about Contract Performance Date; COFC No. 16-829, Level 3 Communications LLC v. United States
How to Succeed Under SBA’s New Mentor-Protege Program
Proposed Amendments to Bayh-Dole Act Regulations Tweak Rights to Inventions Made Using Federal Assistance
Federal Court Preliminarily Enjoins DOL’s Final Overtime Rule
Contractor Fails to Demonstrate Duty of Government to Pay for Nonperformance; COFC No. 15–1532C, Financial & Realty Services, LLC, v. United States
Measuring DCAA’s Actual Progress on Incurred Cost Proposals
New Rule Requires Federal Contractor Disclosure of Existing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting
New Rule: Even the Appearance of a Conflict of Interest Should Be Avoided for Government Employees
DoD’s New Cybersecurity Regulations: How to Protect Yourself When a Government Support Services Contractor Wants to Inspect Your Data and Devices
Confidentiality Agreements Continue To Pose Potential Compliance Trap for Contractors
Government Cannot State a Claim for CAS 404 Violation When Asset is a Lease; ASBCA No. 60131, Appeal of Exelis, Inc.
DoD Issues Further Revisions to Contractor Cybersecurity Rules—Aside a Flurry of Other New Rules
Don’t Be Fooled by the Latest Example of Federal Small Business Contracting Fraud
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