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What’s a Fair Price for KC-46 Spare Parts? The Air Force Isn’t Sure
Federal Claims Court Judge Sides with AWS on JEDI Lawsuit Timing
Agency Disparately Evaluated Proposals by Somehow Drawing a Distinction Between “Tuition Reimbursement” and “Reimbursement for Academic Degrees”; DigiFlight, Inc., GAO B-419590, B-419590.2
Just Because Claim Is a Little Sus Doesn’t Mean It “Involves” Fraud; Appeals of Nauset Construction Company, ASBCA Nos. 61673, 61675
GAO Dismisses Protests that Were Several Months Late and Failed to State a Meaningful Legal Argument; Hawaii Energy Systems, LLC, GAO B-419789
You Can’t Always Get What You Want: Under Service Contract Act, Emergency Contract Was Subject to Predecessor’s CBA
Court Stops 8(a) and WOSB Priority for COVID Relief Funds. Are Contracting Preferences Next?
Debriefing Exception to Protest Timeliness Rule Doesn’t Apply to SBIR Procurements, Period
Contractors Who Want Better Post-Award Debriefings, Now’s Your Chance to Speak Up
Handout for Contractors in Bill to Refurbish Public Shipyards
Government Couldn’t Find Documents to Prove Existence of Government Obligation, But ASBCA Finds Course of Dealing May Have Created Implied Contract; Appeal of Interaction Research Institute, Inc., ASBCA No. 61505
GAO Finds Protest Is Effectively Assemblage of Forsaken and Belated Arguments; Avionic Instruments LLC, GAO B-418604.3
Supplemental Protest, Which Was Based on Documents Received as Part of Early Document Production, Should Have Been Filed Before Comments on Agency Report; Graham Services, LLC, GAO B-419588, B-419588.2
Large Business Can’t Bring a Size Protest Even If Its Tiered Procurement; Size Appeal of Blackhawk Medical Transportation, Inc. d/b/a Vandenberg Ambulance, RE: Freedom-Elite Joint Venture, SBA No. SIZ-6097
Offering the Government an Unsolicited Proposal
The “Three-in-Two” SBA Joint Venture Rule is Partly Gone–Now It’s Time to Get Rid of the Rest
All Things Protest: Proposed DFARS Rule on Enhanced Postaward Debriefings (May 2021)
Study: Government Contractors Expect Business to Boom in 2021
How a Frankenstein Version of Equipment Landed a Defense Contractor in Court
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