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Can You Challenge a CPAR Evaluation in a Bid Protest?
No Shortage of Small Procurement Adjustments in 2020 NDAA
DoD Needs to Invest Heavier in Emerging Tech to Attract New Companies, Experts Say
GSA Could Collapse 58 Award Schedules Into 1
Who Pays for CMMC Certification?
“Hey Look Ma, I’m a Supervisor!”: GAO Finds that Oversight of Personnel Is Unnecessary to Satisfy “Supervisory Experience” Requirement—Supervision of Equipment and Activities Is Sufficient; Rig Masters, Inc., GAO B-417374.5, B-417374.6
Electric Utility Contractor Unable to Recover Upgrade Costs From the Government that Were Not Connected to the Utility Contract; Virginia Electric and Power Company d/b/a/ Dominion Energy Virginia v. United States, COFC No. 17-464C
GAO Reverses Itself Because It Applied the Wrong Legal Standard In a Costs Decision; Voith Hydro, Inc.—Costs—Reconsideration, GAO B-416243.5
Default Terminations – ASBCA Lacks Jurisdiction Over Excusable Delay, Constructive Change Defenses Not Presented to Contracting Officer for Final Decision
Long Awaited Changes to WOSB/EDWOSB Regulations Expected This Summer
What Then? What a U.S. Withdrawal from the WTO GPA Could Mean for Government Contractors Worldwide
Leidos Wins Recompetition of Navy’s Multibillion Dollar NGEN Contract
Procurement Reporting Tool Is Moving to SAM But FPDS.gov Isn’t Going Anywhere
OMB Asks for Input on Procurement Reform
DOD releases CMMC Version 1.0
GAO Finds that Argument Alleging Unequal Access OCI Is the Legal Equivalent of Angel Food Cake—Superficially Enticing But Ultimately Airy and Unfulfilling; Absolute Business Solutions, Inc., GAO B-418184
I’m Still Standing: Protester With Technically Unacceptable Proposal Still An Interested Party to Challenge Price Reasonableness Evaluation; Root9B, LLC, GAO B-417801, B-417801.2
Protester That Filed Two Protests, Which Prompted Two Corrective Actions, Not Entitled to Reimbursement of Protest Costs; Columbia Ancillary Services, Inc., GAO B-416800.4
GAO Finds Meritorious Protest Grounds Intertwined With Non-Meritorious Grounds Entitling Protester to All Its Protest Costs; WorldWide Language Resources, Inc. – Costs, GAO B-417015.6
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