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Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider
Proposed Super Circular Revisions Could Mean Increased Flexibility and Accountability and Ambiguity for Federal Grants
Army, Navy Facing Critical Moments as Deployments of Modern Contract Writing Systems Near
GSA Launches Second Phase of Buying Schedule Consolidation
Bumps in the Road May Lie Ahead for JLTV Procurement
Arrest of Harvard Professor Reinforces Heightened Scrutiny of Federal Grant Recipients with Connections to China
Offeror’s Failure to Discuss Solicitation Requirements in the Proper Portion of Its Proposal Results in Deficiency; Management Systems International, Inc. and Blumont Engineering Solutions, Inc., GAO B-418080 et al.
Approach that Goes Beyond Solicitation Requirement Ends Up Convincing Agency that Offeror Does Not Understand the Requirement; XL Associates, Inc. d/b/a/ XLA, GAO B-417426.3
Departure of Awardee’s Key Person Not a Problem When Solicitation Does not Require Resumes or Commitment Letters from Key Personnel; CDO Technologies, Inc & Abacus Technology Corporation, GAO B-418111 et al.
Attorney, Whose Relatives Work for Protester, Denied Access to Materials Covered by Protective Order; Protest of PHT Aerospace LLC, FAA No. 19-ODRA-00861
GAO Sustains Protest Where Single FSS Contract Didn’t Extend Long Enough to Cover Awarded BPA
This Just In! SBA Provides Updates on WOSB Certification Changes
Hill Democrats Quiz GSA Chief About Trump Hotel Sale
OMB Seeks Input on Acquisition, Supply Chain
Bipartisan Legislation Proposed to End Reverse Auctions of Federal Construction Projects
COFC Rejects Protester’s Peculiar Interpretation of the Rule of Two, Holds that Even If Rule is Satisfied, Agency is Not Required to Make Award to Veteran-Owned Business Regardless of Price; Veteran Shredding, LLC v. United States, COFC No. 19-945C
GAO Finds That Issues Raised by Protester Not Compelling Enough to Justify Consideration of Untimely Protest; Vetterra, LLC, GAO B-417991 et al.
Protester That Prevailed on One of Three Protest Grounds Awarded One-Third Its Attorneys’ Fees; Protests of Spatial Front, Inc, FAA No. 18-ODRA-00841 (EAJA)
Small Business Subcontracting for Cloud Computing Gets Easier
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