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Two Government Defective Pricing Claims on an 11-Year Old Contract Weren’t Barred by the SOL. Why Was a Third Government Claim Untimely?
Solicitation Stated Agency Would Consider Price In Evaluating Technical Risk. Did This Obligate the Agency to Assess Price Realism?
You May Be Capable But that Doesn’t Mean the Sole-Source Award to Your Competitor Was Unreasonable
Never Nonchalant the NAICS: Why Selecting a Primary NAICS is a Key Decision
How Claims Court Ruling May Alter High-Dollar Procurements
A Deeper Dive into the State Actions Targeting Russia that May Impact Government Contractors
Navy Skipped Out On $11M Cleaning Bill, Contractor Says
Where CACI Succeeded in Its TSA IT Infrastructure Protest
House Panel Launches Probe of Government Contracts with Identity Verification Company ID.me
GAO Finds Agency Botched Evaluation. Why Did the Agency Think It Could Assess the Most Important Evaluation Factor on a Pass/Fail Basis?
How Strict Are Jurisdictional Requirements? Will the ASBCA Relax them for a Foreign Pro Se Claimant?
Solicitation Limited Supply of Product to One Source. Why Couldn’t the Protester Provide Its Own Product?
Final Rule Makes Permanent DoD Enhanced Debriefing Procedures
The Department of Defense’s report on Securing Defense-Critical Supply Chains
President Issues DPA Determination to Promote Domestic Supply of Strategic and Critical Materials for Large-Capacity Batteries
GAO Examines Major trends in Government
Defense Companies Aren’t Seeking Reprieve from Inflation … Yet
Federal Circuit Reverses CBCA. Why Were the Court and the Board at Loggerheads Over Incorporation by Reference?
COFC Rejects GAO Precedent, Finds Agency Erred in Not Holding Discussions, and Rules Protester Was Prejudiced by Error. Why Does the Court Still Think Protester Only Won a “Pyrrhic” Victory?
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