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Left at the Altar: What to do if Key Personnel Proposed for a Service Contract Break their Commitments?
GAO Ruling Makes it Harder for Agencies to Remove Work from the 8(a) Program
New Executive Order Requires Review of Temporary Foreign Labor in Government Contracting
Section 889 Prohibitions Expanded from Procurement to “Use”
Deasy: Biggest JEDI Mistake was Letting the Narrative Slip Away from DOD
Pentagon Requests More Time to Review JEDI Cloud Contract Bids
Contractor’s Attempt to Prove Excusable Delay About as Futile as Taco Bell Attempting to Obtain a Michelin Star; Appeals of Ken Laster Company, ASBCA 61292, 61828
Agency Not Required to Deduce Relevancy of Past Performance Reference From General Statements in Proposal; Patriot Defense Group, LLC, GAO B-418720.3
Solicitation Seeking Task Order for Cloud-Based Platform with AI Capabilities Within Scope of Systems, Engineering, Technology, and Innovation (SETI) IDIQ Contract; C3, ai, Inc., GAO B-418676
Cancellation of Solicitation Not a Ruse to Avoid Litigating a Bid Protest; Qbase, LLC, GAO B-417371.4, B-417371.5
COVID-19 and Sovereign Immunity in US Litigation
President Issues Executive Order Addressing Use of Foreign Labor in Federal Contracting and Hiring
COVID-19-Related Government Contract Obligations Total Almost $17 Billion
CBCA Wary of “Negligent Negotiations” Claim Recognized by ASBCA
Agencies Off-Pace to Switch to New Telecom Contract Before Cutoff Date, GAO Says
JEDI Announcement Slated for End of August, Pentagon Says
DoD Details $11B For COVID Costs, Warns ‘At Least One’ Shipyard May Close
COFC Effectively Affirms GAO Decision Finding that Offeror’s Participation in Prior Development Contract Did not Create Conflict in Procurement for Production Contract; AAR Manufacturing v. United States, COFC No. 20-459
COFC Wades Into Massive Case Consolidating Seven Protests, Decides Not to Second-Guess Agency’s Conclusions in Highly-Technical SETI Procurement; Technology Innovation Alliance et al. v. United States, COFC Nos. 19-1115C et al.
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