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COFC: Ostensible Subcontractor Rule for General Construction Still Looks at all Circumstances
GAO Dismissal Emphasizes that Attempts to Resolve Concerns with Procuring Agency Do Not Extend the Time to File a Protest
Amid Trump, Musk Blowup, Canceling SpaceX Contracts Could Cripple DoD Launch Program
Navy Contracting Officers Will Soon See New Incentives to ‘Go Commercial’
NASA Awards 25 Spots on Third NOIS Contract Iteration
Beyond Dollars: COFC View on Declaratory Relief Makes Room for CPARS Litigation
Protester Objected to a Weakness It Received for Employee Retention Issues. Why Did GAO Find the Weakness Was Warranted?
GAO Finds Protester’s Arguments Were Either Untimely or Failed to State a Claim
GAO Found the Agency Unreasonably Focused on a One-Cent Error. Why Did GAO Still Deny the Protest?
No Harm, No Foul: GAO Reaffirms That Prejudice Is Everything
Protect Small Business Opportunities: The “Rule of Two” Faces Potential Elimination
Bidders Beware! Design-Builders Are at Risk Not Only for Defective Design Documents, But Possibly for Defective Bidding Documents, Too
US Bidders for Govt Contracts? India May Open $700 Billion Public Procurement Market to Foreign Firms
Less Ships, More Bombs: Senate Unveils Its Version of $150B Defense Reconciliation Package
Contractor Argued the Contract Incorporated Its Quotation. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reject this Argument?
GAO Holds Firm to Solicitation’s 5-Year Experience Requirement
GAO Confirms It’s Not Required to Address Every Protest Ground
Government Contracts White-Collar Alert: Supreme Court Clarifies Wire Fraud Statute
Job Corps Centers: Widespread Contract Terminations Due to Agency’s “Pause”
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