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Lawmakers Introduce Smattering of Bills to Avoid Future Shutdowns
Board Has Jurisdiction over Agency’s New Legal Theory on Appeal Even Though It Wasn’t Alleged in Final Decision; Appeal of Northrop Grumman Corporation, ASBCA No. 62165
“Why’d You Have to Go and Make Things So Complicated?”: Certification Requirement in Solicitation Was Not Unduly Restrictive; KPaul Properties, LLC, GAO B-419893, B-419893.6
Understanding the Basics: The Procurement Integrity Act
What Federal Contractors and Large Employers Need to Know About the New Vaccine Mandate
GAO Decides Small Unpopulated JVs can Obtain Security Clearances and Decides When a Statute Automatically Takes Effect
Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors: New Information
Claims Court Acquisition Ruling Limits Protest Avenues
Conflict of Interest Claim Follows Navy Employee Taking Job with Bidder
Compliance Obligations for Government Contractors
Fired Employee Alleges Employer Unlawfully Retaliated Against Him For Complaining of PPP Fraud
GAO Reaffirms Difference Between Experience and Past Performance—Offeror Can Have High Experience Rating While Lacking Relevant Past Performance; Primary Care Solutions, Inc. GAO B-418799.3, B-418799.4
Agency Reasonably Found that Past Performance in Hawaii, Alaska and Guam Was More Relevant for Contract in Continental U.S. than for Contract In Europe; Fidelity Decypher Services, LLC GAO B-418542.2, B-418542.3
Selling Assets During a Protest? Careful You Don’t Jump the Shark
Making a Good Faith Effort: The Recent Update to FAR Subcontracting Plan Regulations
Battle of the Bid (Protest): COFC vs. GAO
Mandates Are Coming: President Biden’s EO on COVID Safety Protocols for Federal Contractors
Biden Signs Shutdown-Averting Stopgap Spending Bill
Lack of a Government Shutdown Is Not the Same as a Timely Start to the Fiscal Year
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