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A Subcontractor Alleged It Was a Third-Party Beneficiary of the Prime Contract. The COFC Didn’t Agree.
ASBCA Finds Contractor’s Superior Knowledge Claim Was Not “Concrete”
Mentor-Protege JV Claimed It Could Submit a Contract Reference from the Protege’s Subsidiary. Why Did GAO Reject this Argument?
If There’s No Price Realism Provision, the Agency Only Needs to Find a Reasonable Price
OHA Confirms Key Affiliation Protections for Tribal Businesses
COFC Protest Decision Provides Insight Into the Cardinal Change Doctrine and Bridge Contracts
DOD Acquisition Reform: Military Departments Should Take Steps to Facilitate Speed and Innovation
Breaking Down the Largest Defense Contracts of 2024
Such Efficiency, Very Defense: Congress, Industry Waiting for Elon’s DOGE to Wow
Veteran Alleged He Was a Third Party Beneficiary of VA Contract. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reject the Veteran’s Claim?
Protester Alleged Agency Wrongly Excluded Its Proposal. But GAO Found the Protester Had Misread the Solicitation.
The Protester Said the Agency Misevaluated the Past Performance of a Mentor-Protege JV. GAO Asked SBA What It Thought and Denied the Protest Accordingly
An REA by Another Name … Is Sometimes a Claim?
Nine to five, No More? Changes to SBA’s WOSB Certification
Eighteen Ways Palantir Wants the Pentagon to Change
GSA Closes in on Enterprisewide Software Deal with Microsoft
Defense Firms Follow Lithuania’s Allure of Making Ammo Sans Red Tape
The COFC Can’t Hear a Protest of a Task Order Award. But Can It Hear a Protest Challenging a Corrective Action Taken in a GAO Protest Challenging a Task Order Award?
Protester Said It Could Fill More Positions With Fewer Employees. Why Did GAO Think this Approach Merited a Deficiency?
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