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Pentagon Attempts to Update “Sluggish” Cybersecurity Processes
The Solicitation Didn’t Require a Price Realism Evaluation, But That Didn’t Stop the Protester from Challenging the Awardee’s Low Price
Protester Alleged Agency Ignored Information in Its Proposal. But GAO Said Agency Couldn’t Ignore What Wasn’t There.
The Case for Intervening in Bid Protests: It’s Almost Always the Right Call
Updates on Some Major Procurements
Check-In With the Federal Circuit
Moving Companies Not Enamored With DoD’s New Moving Contract
Money Train: The Government Is Ready to Spend $2 Billion on Rail Upgrades
DOJ to Modernize, GAO to Monitor
Protester Satisfied Prerequisites for an “Outstanding” Rating But Received a “Good.” GAO Didn’t See a Problem.
Notice of Appeal Did Not State a Sum Certain. Why Didn’t the CBCA Dismiss?
Successful GAO Protest Highlights Focal Point of Price Realism Analysis
Should Government Contractors Get Price Adjustments for State and Local Laws Mandating Higher Minimum Wages – Yes, No, Maybe?
Back to Basics: SBA’s Certificate of Competency
If the Solicitation Doesn’t Require a Price Realism Evaluation, You Can’t Complain About the Awardee’s Low Price
DoD Looking to Create a Commercial “Space Reserve”
The Army Has a New Approach to Software Modernization
Contractor Abandoned Its Equipment in Afghanistan When the Taliban Took Over. Was the Government Liable for the Contractor’s Loss?
Agency Conducted Exchanges with the Awardee But Not the Protester. Why Didn’t This Amount to Unequal Discussions?
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