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Lawmakers Look to Revive Collusion Case Against Amazon in JEDI
US ‘Will Fail’ If Space Acquisition Doesn’t Reform: CSPC
In Stinging Rebuke to Bill & Ted’s Excellent Model of Proposal Drafting, GAO Finds Agency Reasonably Assessed Weakness to Proposal that Listed Dead Historical Figures—Johannes Gutenberg and Nickola Tesla—as Essential Personnel; Trilogy Federal, LLC, GAO B-418461.11, B-418461.18
If the Solicitation Does Not Permit Proposal Revisions, the Agency Is Not Obligated to Conduct Discussions; Veteran Technology Partners III LLC, GAO B-418461, B-418461.20
Agency’s Post-Proposal Revisions to a Model Answer Used to Evaluate Sample Tasks Was Not Objectionable; Network Designs, Inc., GAO B-418461.7, B-418461.17
When Proposed Key Personnel Become Unavailable, Agency May Evaluate Proposal as Submitted Without Giving Offeror a Chance to Revise; PAE Applied Technologies, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 20-1557
What Federal Contractors Need to Know About the $15 Minimum Wage
DOL Is Putting Service Contract Act Fringe Benefit Plan Administrative Costs Under the Microscope
Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Protest: Intervenor’s Silence Waives Future Protest Grounds
5 Things You Should Know: SBA’s Recent 8(a) Program Updates
Biden Issues Executive Order Increasing Minimum Wage for Contractor Employees to $15/Hour
The JEDI Saga Continues: Court Denies Motion to Dismiss AWS Protest of Political Interference
Velázquez and Donalds Introduce Bill to Protect Small Construction Firms
Two Powerful Chairmen Criticize White House for ‘Dragging Its Feet’ on Defense Spending
State and Local Cybersecurity Grants to be Reintroduced in Congress
Agency’s Alleged Clarifications Were Really Discussions But It Didn’t Matter Because Protester Was Not in Competitive Range; Trademasters Service, Inc., GAO B-418522.2 et al.
Solicitation Required Offerors to Present Information in a Diagram, So Agency Did Not Err in Disregarding Protester’s Narrative Presentation; REV, LLC, GAO B-418461.10
All Offerors Received the Same Past Performance Rating, But that Didn’t Mean the Agency Unreasonably Evaluated Proposals; MicroHealth, LLC, GAO B-418461.6, B-418416.16
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