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Claimant Survived a Motion to Dismiss But Backed Itself into a Jurisdictional Snafu
Contractor Claimed It Reached a Side Agreement with the Government During ADR. Why Couldn’t the ASBCA Hear Claims Related to the Agreement?
Government Moved to Dismiss Breach Claim. Why Wasn’t the COFC on Board?
Somewhat Appealing: Which SBA Certifications Can You Appeal From?
The Government Contracts Legal Roundup
House Previews Next Year’s Defense Appropriations
Coast Guard’s Shipbuilding Programs Are Spiraling
Accenture Federal and Cognosante Dot the I’s and Cross the T’s
COFC Disqualified an Offeror for an Unmitigable Conflict. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?
Awardee Was Working on a Similar Contract for the Same Agency. Why Didn’t the Agency Have to Consider that Contract When Assessing Past Performance?
Federal Contractor’s “Catch-22” Leads to Dismissal
FTC’s Non-Compete Rule May Have Serious Government Contracts Implications
Civilian Board Denies Department of Energy Motion to Dismiss
Congress Wants Agencies to Consider Whether Contractors Pose a National Security Risk
CIO-SP4 Protests Keep Piling Up
F-35 Joint Strike Fighter: Program Continues to Encounter Production Issues and Modernization Delays
COFC Finds GAO Botched Outcome Prediction, Reinstates Award to Initial Awardee
Protester Challenged Awardee’s SDVOSB Status, But It Turned Out the Contract Wasn’t Set Aside for SDVOSBs
Establishing Prejudice in Bid Protests When No Offerors Are Eligible for Award
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