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Did this Awardee Make an Offer the Agency Should’ve Refused? Protester Claims Awardee Skipped a Mafia Background Check, But GAO Says this Argument Sleeps with the Fishes
Is This the End of Cost-Type Contracting? What Federal Contractors Should Know About a New Executive Order Making Fixed-Price Contracts the “Default”
Artificial Intelligence in Defense Contracting: What Contractors Need to Know Now
The Costs of Contract Duplication
Army Turns to ‘Hackathons’ to Better Connect Dozens of Weapons, Systems
FAS Undergoes Restructuring to Optimize Acquisition Workforce, Advance Procurement Consolidation
“Words Have Meaning”: Why Did the COFC Reject the Protester’s Industry Standards Argument?
A Firm-Fixed-Price is a Firm-Fixed-Price: Contractor’s Claim for Increased Lumber Costs Is DOA
You’ve Got Mail (But Not a Claim): Contractor’s Email Lacked Key Requirements for Board Jurisdiction
Fixed Price, First Choice: New EO Pushes Agencies Further Away from Non-Fixed-Price Contracts
Challenging a CICA Stay Override? The Federal Circuit Confirms You Don’t Need to Prove Irreparable Harm
Bid Protests in Kansas
From Prototypes to Production: US Air Force Seeks Nearly $1B for Initial CCA Procurement
Space Force Awards First Contracts for Satellite Threat Warning Radar Payloads
Leidos Wins $869M Army MACRO II Contract
Time for a Do-Over – GAO Finds Agency Improperly Limited Proposal Revisions
Transitive Untimeliness: If Your Initial Protest Was Too Late, Your Supplemental Protest Is Also Untimely
Why Canceling an Ambiguous Solicitation Is Almost Always Rational
History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, But It Often Rhymes—The Administration Again Tries To Reshape Federal Contracting by Mandating Prioritization of Fixed-Price Contracts
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