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Agency Wasn’t Enamored with Protester’s Oral Presentation. GAO Says Agency’s Criticisms Were Justified.
Previous Contractor Submitted Claim. Can the Claim Be Amended to Add the Current Contractor?
Agency Rescinded Challenged CPARS. Why Didn’t the Rescission Moot the Contractor’s Appeal?
When Does the So-Called TikTok Ban Really Apply to Contractors and Their Employees?
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider
GovConJudicata Weekly Debrief
Smart Contractors Are Preparing for What Could Be a Solid Fourth Quarter
Lawsuits Land in Court Over $60B Veterans Affairs IT Vehicle
Contractor Pay Is a Government Issue
Unfortunately Protester’s Most Relevant Past Performance Reference Was Its Worst Past Performance Reference
Government Contracting Is Risky: An Agency Isn’t Obligated to Draft a Goldilocks Solicitation for Each Offeror
Air Force Destroyed Contractor’s Container. Contractor Claimed a Trillion Dollars in Damages.
A Blue & Gold Case Provides an Opportunity to Review
Biden-Harris Administration to Launch New Initiative to Increase Federal Contracting with Small Disadvantaged Businesses
A Spreadsheet Typo May Sometimes Require Clarifications
Agency Efforts to Cut Redundant Programs Save $600B Over 13 Years, GAO Says
Independent Contractor Rules Are Changing Again
Price Evaluation Mistakes Nixed Accenture’s Air Force Win
COFC Says Typo in a Spreadsheet Shouldn’t Tank a Proposal
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