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The Most Important Contract Disputes Decisions of 2019
Protecting Work Product: When the Threat of Litigation Is Too Remote for Privilege
Contractors Facing Challenges Transferring Over to Beta.Sam.Gov
Procurement 2019: The Year That Was
False Claims Act Settlement Reached For Alleged L.A. Housing Discrimination
Law Firms Race to File Phishing Breach Lawsuits
Unsolicited Letter Sent to New Jersey State Officials, Cabinet Secretaries, and the U.S. Supreme Court is Not a Government Contract; Ibrahim v. United States, Fed. Cir. 2019-2300
Incumbent That Received Highest Past Performance Rating Was Nonetheless Reasonably Excluded from the Competitive Range, Salem Community Hospital dba Salem Regional Medical Center, GAO B-418037
Failure to Reconvene Evaluation Team As Part of Corrective Action Not Prejudicial Error Because SSA Has Discretion to Disregard Evaluators’ Findings; Battelle Memorial Institute, GAO B. 416263.5.
OCIs—Reports of Their Demise as a Legitimate Protest Ground Appear Premature
Federal Supply Schedule Acquisitions Require Price Comparisons to Determine Lowest Overall Cost, Says GAO
Current GSA Contractors Alert – Consolidation Mass Modification Rollout Begins
AWS Seeks Trump Testimony in JEDI Cloud Lawsuit
Enhanced Debriefings Work so Why Can’t GSA Move Faster to Make Them Permanent?
The Top Procurement Developments of 2019
Government Liable for Fees Contractor Incurred in Defending a Qui Tam Suit; The Tolliver Group, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 17-1763C
Protester’s Decision to Respond to PWS Objectives with High-Level Tables Instead of Narratives a Calamitous Faux Pas; Logistics Management Institute, GAO B-418160, B-418160.2
COFC Is an “Appropriate Professional Authority” to Which a Lawyer May Report the Misconduct of Another Lawyer Under the Rules of Professional Conduct; The Hanover Insurance Company et al. v, United States, COFC 12-499C, 13-500C, 13-800C, 16-1187
Protester Argues the Agency Played “The Price Is Right” During Discussions
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