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No Recovery Under EAJA for Employee’s Costs Working on an Appeal
Agency Liable for Claim Due to Prodigious Obliviousness and Indifference as to What It Purchased from Contractor; Appeal of Command Languages, Inc. d/b/a CLI Solutions, ASBCA No. 61216
Agency Reasonably Considered Past Performance References of Individual Joint Venture Partners In Lieu of References from the Joint Venture Itself; 22nd Century Technologies, Inc., GA B-417478.3, B-417478.4
CBCA Reminds Claimants that Statements Made in a Contracting Officer’s Decision Are Not Binding on the Government; CSI Aviation, Inc. v. Department of Homeland Security and General Services Administration, CCBA 6292, 6386
Coronavirus Indemnification: The Federal Government Should Broadly Authorize Use of P.L. 85-804 to Protect COVID-19 Contractors, as It Did for Anthrax and Ebola
Corrective Action Following Dismissal Request Doesn’t Mean Protester Gets Costs Reimbursed, Says GAO
En Banc Fifth Circuit Issues Long-Awaited Ruling on Federal Officer Removal
Beware of Backtracking: SBA Reminds Small Business Offerors That Affiliation Cannot Be Fixed After the Fact
Senators Call on OPM to Ensure Feds and Contractors Are Protected as Coronavirus Spreads
GSA’s E-Commerce Initiative Strained by New Protests, Questions Over Supply Chain Risks
Contractor Recovers Increased Costs from a Collective Bargaining Agreement Executed After an Option Period is Exercised
Performance Delays Justified Termination for Cause; Appeal of Molly Jessie Company, ASBCA No. 62134
Close Enough for Government Work? Damages Claim for Increased Costs Cannot Be Based on a Labor Hours Estimate that Assumes 25,000 More Hours than Contractor Actually Worked; United Facility Services Corporation d/b/a Eastco Building Services v. United States, CBCA 5272
Challenge to Terms of Solicitation Immolated in Conflagration of Groundless, Incoherent Arguments; AeroSage, LLC, GAO B-418292 et al.
The Contractor’s Coronavirus Checklist
DoD SDVOSB Contracts: OIG Reports Major Problems
Government Contracts Classroom: Top Questions about the Procurement Collusion Strike Force
Coronavirus Affecting F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program
Amazon “Quite Likely” to Prove Pentagon Made an Evaluation Error in JEDI Cloud Contract, Judge Says
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