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ASBCA Affirms Liberal Construction of Notice of Appeal Requirements, Finds Parties’ Joint Status Report Was Effective Notice of Appeal of Contractor Claim; Appeals of Archer Western Aviation Partners, ASBCA Nos. 62035 et al.
GAO Report on Section 3610 Reimbursement
Fastest 5 Minutes: Supply Chain Security, Teaming Agreements, Cost Claims (September 11)
Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors to Increase to $10.95 in 2021
Contract Awards in the Intelligence Community Have Slowed
Don’t Expect Finished Defense Bill Soon, Thornberry Says
Industry Could Wait Months for COVID Reimbursements from Pentagon
Absence of Express Language Requiring Payment for the Last 20 Years of a 50-Year Contract Does Not Obviate Public Utility’s Obligation to Pay the Government; Appeals of South Carolina Public Service Authority, ASBCA Nos. 60460, 60616
Agency Entitled to Reject Proposal that Did Not Adequately Identify Required Key Personnel; Artek Construction Company, GAO B-418657, B-418657.2
Ambiguity in Contract Concerning Government Furnished Equipment Precludes Summary Judgment on Contractor’s Claim; Appeal of The Haskell Company, ASBCA No. 61711
Small Business’s Acquisition of Eyeglasses Manufacturer Negated Potential Violation of Nonmanufacturer Rule; Size Appeal of Superior Optical Labs, Inc., Re: PDS Consultants , Inc., SBA No. SIZ-6066
In VA Tiered Evaluation, Small Business Couldn’t Protest SDVOSB Discussions
August 2020 Bid Protest Roundup (Law360 Spotlight)
“Corrupted by the President’s Self-Interest” — Amazon’s JEDI Wrath
Defense Acquisition System Directive Goes Into Effect
DoD Explains How Contractors Will Get Reimbursed for COVID Expenses — If Congress Cuts a Check
The Scripps Research Institute to Pay $10 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations Related to Mischarging NIH-Sponsored Research Grants
GAO Finds Impaired Objectivity OCI Where Awardee Would be Evaluating Its Own Performance Under Another Contract; AT&T Corporation, GAO B-417107.4
Contractor’s Claim for Penalty Assessed by Foreign Government Accrued When the Penalty Was Assessed, Not When the Contractor Paid It; Appeals of Triple Canopy, Inc., ASBCA Nos. 61415 et al.
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