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You Can Hire an Incumbent Contractor, But that Doesn’t Mean You’ll Receive the Highest Experience Rating
COFC May Let Procedural Requirements Slide for Pro Se Protesters, But the Court’s Leniency Has Limits
FY25 NDAA Could Lead to Costly Impacts for Bid Protests
Better Late Than Never: DOD Amends DFARS Implementing SBIR/STTR Data Rights, What it Means for Small Business
But My Affiliates ARE Me! GAO Rules Agencies May Limit Use of Affiliate Experience and Past Performance
The Top Five Procurement Themes for 2025
Congress, GSA Focus on VA Acquisition
DAF Issues RFI for Wideband Global Satellite Communications
Protester Argued Agency Improperly Included Optional Training in the Overall Proposed Price. GAO Didn’t Think It Was Big Deal.
The Solicitation Permitted Discussions With One Vendor but Not Others. Why Was GAO Cool With This?
Did Contracting Officer’s Discussion With a Compliance Chief Create a Conflict of Interest? GAO Says No
Counsel Commentary: OMB Issues AI Acquisition Guidance
SBA Should Issue a Correction to Harmonize its JV Past Performance, Experience Rules
Key Takeaways from the GAO’s Bid Protest Report to Congress for Fiscal Year 2024
Defense Contracting: DOD is Taking Steps to Restrict Mandatory Arbitration, but Additional Action Needed
Key Opportunities for GovCons in DOD’s FY25 Budget
What to Expect at the General Services Administration Under Trump Two
Protester Claimed that One Agency’s Waiver of a Prohibition on Telecommunications Equipment Applied to Another Agency’s Procurement. Why Didn’t GAO Think the Waiver Was Transferable?
Protester Said Agency Assessed Key Personnel Under the Wrong Qualifications. Why Did GAO Reject the Argument?
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