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Termination Notice Didn’t Include Notice of Appeal Rights. Why Didn’t the Federal Circuit Think the Deficiency Was a Big Deal?
SBA’s 8(a) Program Again Challenged and the Potential Impacts on Native Owned Entities
Small Business Subcontracting Plans: Do Lessors Need Them, and What Do They Do?
8(a) Program’s Two Years in Business Rule: Requirement or Suggestion?
Congress Is Giving DoD $2 Billion to Address Shoddy Military Housing
GAO Issues a Report on DoD’s Indemnification Process
Congress Dodges a Shutdown, But Some Agencies Are Getting a Haircut
CBCA Dismissed Appeal, Finding Software Licensor Was Not Party to a Procurement Contract. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?
How Did this Protester Waive Its Right to Challenge a Corrective Action?
Protester Submitted Same Proposal It Used in an Earlier Procurement. Did the Agency Err in Rating the Proposal Lower the Second Time Around?
The Top 10 Horrible, No-Good Mistakes Construction Lawyers Make: Mistake No. 1: Not Realizing It’s All About the Facts
Playing Dr. Frankenstein: DoD Memo Tries to Revive Joint Venture Facility Clearance Requirements
Take My Waste — Please: DOE Makes Another Attempt to Award Hanford Cleanup Contract
The Pentagon’s Top Acquisition Official Stresses Importance of Flexibility Amid Rapid Technological Change
House Bill Attempts to Set Some Ground Rules for Agencies’ Use of AI
GSA Claimed Contractor Was Liable for Damage Caused by a Burst Pipe. Contractor Said It Was an Act of God. What Did CBCA Think?
You Can’t Claim Specifications Are Defective If You Don’t Follow Them
You Can Ask the Agency to Clarify a Debriefing, But That Won’t Stop the Clock for an Agency Protest
Recovery for “Constructive Changes” under FAR Commercial Products and Services Clause – What Should a Contractor Do?
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