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The World Is a Dead, Pungent Oyster for Protester Challenging Award of Travel Agent Contract; CW Government Travel, Inc., GAO B-419193.4
Agency Official Was Married to Key Member of Awardee’s Proposal Team, But Relationship Did Not Create Disqualifying OCI; Appsential, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 21-804
OHA Finds that Challenge to Awardee’s SDVOSB Status Is Premised on Conjecture; CVE Protest of Welch Construction, Inc., Re: AFCI-CCI Joint Venture One, LLC, SBA No. CVE-181-P
Hobson’s Choice: The New Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Puts Federal Contractors into a Tough Position When Bidding on Eligible Contracts.
Solicitation Omits NAICS Code and Size Standard–But Agency Still Rejects Large Business’s Bid
Wasted Dollars and Unfulfilled Requirements: The Case for Fixing Pentagon Procurement
A Controversial But Successful Federal Contractor, What People Say About It
Reversing Trump, Buttigieg Reinstates Local Hiring Program
Contractor Can’t Simultaneously Claim that It Was Fraudulently Induced to Enter Contract and that Government Breached Contract; E&I Global Energy Services, Inc. v. United States, COFC 19-244C
Reevaluation Not Unreasonable Just Because It Differs from Initial Evaluation; CACI, Inc.—Federal, GAO B-418400.7, 418400.8
Challenge to Awardee’s SDVOSB Status Is Based on a Non-Sequitur; CVE Protest of Security Logistics Intelligence Construction Engineering Company, Re: Allserv, Inc., SBA No., CVE-182-P
Data Rights: Current Developments & Pending DoD Changes
Biden’s Department of Labor Eliminates Narrow, Employer-Friendly Trump-Era Independent Contractor Test
Agency Not Required to Hunt Down and Investigate Bad Publicity, Says GAO
FDIC Has Some Weak Financial Controls for Contracts
GOP Reps. Push Pentagon For Info On JEDI Investigations
Agency Omitted Information Required for Small Business Set-Aside, Which Made Solicitation Ambiguous, But Did Not Mean Procurement Was No Longer a Set-Aside; M R Pittman Group, LLC, GAO N-419659
ASBCA Precludes Government from Assessing Full Amount of Liquidated Damages for a Late But Substantially Completed Project; Appeal of Sauer Incorporated, ASBCA No. 62395
GAO Recommends Protester Recover Most of Its Protest Costs But Denies Reimbursement for Arguments Protester Abandoned; Protection Strategies, Inc.—Costs, GAO B-419302.3
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