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Agency Did Not Increase Scope of IDIQ Contact by Awarding Task Order to IDIQ Holder that had Changed Its Name and Corporate Structure; DynCorp International LLC v. United States, COFC No.. 20-1293C
Protester that New Key Person Was Unavailable and Failed to Notify Agency Can’t Complain When Its Proposal Is Downgraded; Clear Global Solutions, LLC, GAO B-419402
Late’s About the Same as Never: GAO Rejects Prime Contractor’s Protest that Government Shouldn’t Have Rejected its Proposal Because of Subcontractor’s Tardy Data
Surviving Proposal Weaknesses after Discussions: What Not to Do
Beware the Automated Email Response: GAO Protest Decision Highlights Need for Vigilance in Remote Work Environment
The FAR’s Buy American Basics
Senate COVID Package Includes Extension of Leave Reimbursement for Contractors
IG: Pentagon Disregarded Auditors, Overpaid Contractors by as Much as $97M
Lockheed Buying Aerojet Is Bad For Defense
“I’m Good Enough, I’m Smart Enough, and Doggone It, People Like Me”: Protester Unable to Negate Weakness, Add Strengths, or Convince GAO Its Past Performance Was Relevant; GVI Inc., GAO B-419397, B-419397.2
Agency Reasonably Accepted Higher-Rated Proposals Over Protesters’ Less Expensive Alternatives; QVine Corporation; Digital Age Experts, LLC, GAO B-419017 et al.
GAO Not Swayed by Challenge to Price Evaluation; Valor Healthcare, Inc., GAO B-418606.2, B-418606.3
Ask Those Questions: Federal Circuit Highlights Required Step for GAO Protesters Seeking Relaxed Automatic Stay Deadline in DOD Procurements
Challenges and Opportunities for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Expanding Role in Government-Wide Procurement Policy
Yes, a Contractor Can (Might) Get Software Damages From a Federal Agency
Peters and Ernst Reintroduce Bipartisan Legislation to Expand Federal Contracting Opportunities for Small Businesses
We Already Have the Tool We Need to Get the Most Out of Federal Contractors
Class Deviation: Verification of Eligibility for the Women-Owned Small Business Program
Federal Circuit Reverses COFC, Holds that Protester Lacked Standing Due to Speculative Protest Allegations; HVF West, LLC v. United States, Fed. Cir. 2020-1414, 2020-1583
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