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PPP Loan Borrowers Lose Right to Appeal SBA Adverse Decision if They Fail To Act Immediately
GSA Agrees to Resolve Polaris Small Business Concerns Raised in Pre-Award Protest
NASA Chief Calls Out the ‘Plague’ of Cost-Plus Contracts
Biden Already Willing to Increase Recent Defense Spending Request
Agency Cancels Contract with Little Explanation, and That’s OK
Protester Argued Agency Unreasonably Considered the Substance of Answers Given During Presentations. Was the Agency Really Supposed to Disregard Responses to Its Own Questions?
The Government Told Me to Sign a Release or I Won’t Get Paid. Can I Claim Duress as Defense to the Release?
Solicitation Stated that Performance Reference Was Recent If Performed Within Three Years. Did this Obligate to Consider All CPARS from the Last Three Years?
When “Late is Late” and When It Isn’t: GAO and the Court of Federal Claims Issue Decisions Addressing the Contours of Late Proposal Submissions
Industrial Expansion: Proposed New Size Standards for Manufacturing and Other Industries with Employee-Based Size Standards
NITAAC Hit with Further CIO-SP4 Bid Protest
HBCUs Could Be One Key to Improving Equity in Federal Contracting and Technology
Pentagon Says Inflation Has Made One Company Request to Cancel a Long-Term Contract
Be Loud and Proud When Describing Your Experience. Don’t Expect the Agency to Infer Specific Experience from General Statements in the Proposal.
Did the Agency Concede Claim Through Ambiguously Worded Settlement Agreement?
How Much Documentation Does a Best Value Determination Require? Not Much.
The Government Contractor Defense: 10 Things Contractors Need To Know
To Mandate Vax or Not, That Is the Question: Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandates Before Several Appellate Courts
Claim Accrual and the Continuing Claims Doctrine: Board Has Jurisdiction Over Claim Comprised of Separate and Distinct Events that Fell within the CDA’s Six-Year Statute of Limitations Period
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