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Lessor Alleged Government Was the Tenant-from-Hell. Did the Lessor Articulate a Cognizable Claim?
Was the Awardee’s Ability to Recruit Incumbent Staff Really Equal to the Incumbent’s Ability to Leverage that Staff?
Did the Protester Submit a Cadillac Proposal or a Mere Honda Civic?
New DOD Contracting Process Aims to Attract Innovative Startups
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider
New Registration Requirement for Contractors and Subcontractors Performing Public Works and Covered Private Projects in New York
Inflation, Workforce Issues Challenge Defense Contractors Amid Security Pivot
AM General Wins JLTV Re-Compete Contract over Oshkosh
Agency Claimed Its Concerns with Awardee’s Price Had Been Resolved in “Verbal Meetings”. Why Didn’t that Explanation Fly with GAO?
Protester Said Agency Elevated Form Over Substance. Why Did GAO Find that, in this Case, Form Trumped Substance?
Got a Problem with the Agency’s Implementation of Wage Determinations? Don’t Come Crying to GAO
Help Is on the Way – Polish Your Resume to Become a Procuring Agency Labor Advisor
Options for Contractors When a Breach of Contract Claim Appears Barred by Lack of Actual Authority
OMB Issues Proposed Guidance on Requirement for U.S.-Produced Construction Materials in Infrastructure Projects
Annual Survey Shows Growing Worry Over Health of Industrial Base
One More Step Away from the Acquisition Regulation that Most Vendors Hate
DOD Instructs Acquisition Teams to Prioritize Small Business Engagement over Best-in-Class Contracts
Protester Argued Its Price Was Closest to Government Estimate, So It Must’ve Properly Interpreted Solicitation. Why Did the Court Think this Was a Non-Sequitur?
Contractor and Agency Disagreed About How to Read a Lease. CBCA Set Them Straight
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