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Navy Department to Increase Accountability of Primes to Meet Subcontracting Goals
How Struggling Government Contractors Can Navigate Uncertain Times
Multibillion-Dollar DHS Cloud Contract Protested
Protester Entitled to Reimbursement of Protest Costs Incurred Before Protest Was Actually Filed; GOV National Healthcare Drive, LLC, GAO B-419258.4
Untimely Protest Saved by Juneteenth Holiday; Bland & Associates, PC, GAO B-419924
Protesters Argued their Proposals Should’ve Been Acceptable, But GAO Found They Just Weren’t Up to Snuff; Amentum Services, Inc.; VS2, LLC, GAO B-418742.3 et al.
Federal Contractors: Avoid Getting Shortchanged on Prevailing Wages
Arkansas Seeks to Amend President Biden’s Mandate
Executive Order 14042 Agency Class Deviation Guidance, A Side-by-Side Comparison
OSHA Vaccination ETS Moving Forward
Top 10 Takeaways from Federal Contractor and Subcontractor Vaccine Mandate
Bill Would Block Contractors from Selling Data Harvested with AI Tools to Third Parties
What are the Top Federal Professional Services Opportunities in FY22?
General Dynamics Protests $2.7B DHS Cloud Contract Award
Agency Inadvertently Conducted Discussions by Asking Offerors If Their Prices Could Go Any Lower; Academy Leadership, LLC, GAO B-419705.2
I Ain’t Cappin’: RFI, Which Stated It Was for “Informational Purposes Only,” and “Not a Solicitation” Did Not Express Intent to Contract; AccelGov v. United States, COFC No.21-1647C
New FAR Council Proposed Rule Will Require Women-Owned Concerns to Be Certified by the Small Business Administration
Biden Administration Works with Industry Stakeholders to Address Supply Chain Delays at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
Executive Order 14042 Survival Guide: An Analysis of What We Know, What We Think, and What We Don’t Know about President Biden’s COVID-19 Executive Order for Federal Contractors
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