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DOD Hopes Small Business Engagement Will Stave Off ‘Adversarial Capital’
DoD to Deliver $3B in Accelerated Contractor Payments Over Coming Weeks
Coronavirus Update: Updated Section 3610 Guidance
Experts Debate: Should JEDI Cloud Be Saved?
They Just Looked the Part? Agency Unable to Explain Strengths Assigned to Awardee; IAP Worldwide Services, Inc, GAO B-417824, B-417824.2
Protester’s Estimated Costs Are Not the Benchmark Used to Assess Realism of Awardee’s Costs; EFW, Inc., GAO B-418177 et al.
Proposal Sunk by Glib Technical Narratives; Flairsoft, Ltd., GAO B-415716.37
Stimulus Bill Business Loans Have Surprising Strings Attached
Consistent with a Developing Trend, GSA Issues Its Guidance on Implementing Section 3610 of the CARES Act
Compensation and Governance Restriction on CARES Act Stimulus Recipients COVID-19
Only 20 Defense Firms Sought $17 Billion in COVID Loans. Now the Trump Administration is Weighing a Fix.
Fastest 5 Minutes: Continued COVID-19 Impacts on Government Contracts (May 1)
Marinette Marine Tapped to Build Navy’s Next-Gen Frigate
Having Implicitly Ratified a Contract Modification, Agency Could Not, Through an Express Ratification, Change Modification’s Terms; Crowley Logistics, Inc. v. Department of Homeland Security, CBCA 6188, 6312
Agency Erred in Crediting Awardee With Experience of Affiliates that Were Not Participating in Contract Effort; MetroStar Systems, Inc., GAO B-416377.5, B-416377.8
The Belt and Suspenders Approach: Agency’s Decision to Take More Corrective Action than GAO Recommended Not Objectionable; IT Objects, LLC, GAO B-418012.3
CARES Act – The SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program: New FAQs Regarding ‘Necessity’ Certification
For Contractors, an REA for Keeping Your People Safe and on the Job
DOD Clarifies Use of Section 3610 of the CARES Act to Reimburse Federal Contractors For Keeping Employees in a Ready State
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