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Watch Your Stipulation! Award Confirmed Despite Arbitrator Exceeding Contractual Scope of Authority
While You Were Social Distancing: GSA’s Progress On Section 846, Schedules Consolidation, And Other Major Initiatives
Department of Defense Releases List of Companies Tied to Chinese Military
Senate NDAA Repeals Protest Pilot, Seeks Clarity on JRSS
Federal Contract Spending Reaches Its Highest Level Ever in Fiscal 2019, Marking 4 Straight Years of Growth
Trump Says Wisconsin Shipyard’s ‘Location’ Swayed Navy’s Frigate Award
Contractor Confidence in Government Market Less Certain Amid Pandemic
Awardee’s Use of Compressed Line Spacing in Proposal’s Text Did Not Run Afoul of Solicitation’s Page Formatting Requirements; CACI, Inc.—Federal, GAO B-418110.3 et al.
Factual Issues Concerning Contractor’s Inability to Obtain Bonds Thwarts Government’s Summary Judgment Motion; Appeals of Odyssey International, Inc., ASBCA Nos. 62085, 62145, 62193
Agency Appropriately Evaluated Past Performance by Considering Quality Rather than Quantity of Offerors’ References; LATA-Atkins Technical Services, LLC, GAO B-418602, B-418602.4
Back to Basics: SBA’s OHA Reminds Area Offices How to Apply the Ostensible Subcontractor Rule
Federal Circuit Confirms Blue & Gold Waiver Extends To OCI Claims
OMB Renews Some but Not All COVID-19-Related Flexibilities for Recipients of Federal Awards
Proposed NDAA Amendment Would Require Disclosure of DoD Grant Spending
GSA Ups Spending Limit for STARS Governmentwide Contract to $22B
Pandemic Oversight Committee Launches Contract Spending Tracker
Despite Agency’s Provocative Metaphysical Distinction Between a Contractor-Subcontractor Relationship and the Bond Between Subsidiaries, Provision that Precluded Subcontractor from Satisfying Certification Requirement Was Unduly Restrictive; Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc., GAO B-418449
“I’m Kind of a Big Deal . . . I Have Many Leather-Bound Books and my Apartment Smells of Rich Mahogany”: Key Person’s Impressive, Credentialed Background Did Not Merit a Significant Strength; Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., GAO B-418602.2, B-418602.5
Protester’s Challenges to Solicitation Crash into Ditch of Futility; Trademasters Service, Inc., GAO B-418522
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