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Buy (Even More) American – FAR Council Proposes New Rules Implementing Executive Order 14005, “Ensuring the Future is Made in All of America by All of America’s Workers”
SBA Sees Biden Executive Orders as Opportunity to Increase Equity in Small Business Contracts
Final Rule: Good Faith in Small Business Subcontracting
Government Is Judicially Estopped from Arguing that Solicitation Requirement May Be Reinterpreted “as if It Were a Work of Modern Art” to Produce a Different Outcome in Different Protests; WaveLink, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 20-749C
Protester Claims Solicitation Violates Agency Regulations, But GAO Tells Protester to Hit the Road Because the Violated Regulations Were Not Procurement Regulations; NOVAD Management Consulting, LLC, GAO B-419194.5
Small Business May Have Been Managing Contract But that Didn’t Mean it Was Performing “Primary and Vital” Contract Requirements; Size Appeal of Estrategy Consulting, LLC, SBA No. SIZ-6109
FAR Updated to Include Useful Guidance on “Good Faith” Compliance with Small Business Subcontracting Plans
The Biden Buy American Act: Changes That Significantly Up the Ante
Clarification for Government Contractors Regarding Vaccine Attestation and Testing
DOD IG Issues Guidance for Removing Sensitive Tech and Data from Afghanistan
Rise in OTAs for Federal Contracting Brings Mixed Blessings
Final Rule: Scope of Review by Procurement Center Representatives
Final Rule: Revision of Limitations on Subcontracting
Afghanistan Has Fallen. How Should Government Contractors Minimize Risk During This Crisis?
Bidders Didn’t Complain About Patent Ambiguity in Solicitation, But Agency Still Rightly Cancelled It; Young’s General Contracting, Inc., GAO B-418717.3
Agency Misevaluated Key Personnel, But Protester’s Price Was Unreasonably High, So the Error Didn’t Matter; Dust Busters Plus, LLC, GAO B-419853.7
Agency’s Mistake Didn’t Prejudice Protester; ACI Technologies, Inc. v. United States, COFC No 18-860C
GAO’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference – Too Little, Too Late
DOL Issues Proposed Rule on Contractor Minimum Wages: What’s New?
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