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Special Operations or Paint Ball? Protester Argues Solicitation is Ambiguous
GSA’s Procurement Database is Heading to a New Home
OFPP’s Wooten Pressing the Levers to Change the Tools, Rules, Talent Pools of Federal Procurement
White House Budget Office Wants to Know How You Would Make Contracting More Efficient
Agency Cannot Use Highest-Technically Rated Reasonably-Priced Award Methodology When Establishing a Blanket Purchase Agreement; Noble Supply & Logistics, Inc., GAO B-418141
Offeror’s Decision to Bid on Solicitation Despite Admitted Inability to Satisfy Requirements Goes Over Like Bare Ankles at a Victorian Ball; Protest of Selex ES, Inc., FAA No. 19-ODRA-00855
Agency’s Corrective Action Appropriate to Address Flaws in Solicitation; PREA Auditors of America, LLC, GAO -B-417856.2
COFC Denies Stay Pending Appeal, Finds Issues Raised in Appeal Not as Profound as Protester Thinks; Emergency Planning Management, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 19-1024
District Court of Arizona Dismisses OTA Protest for Lack of Jurisdiction
DOL Breaks Records in Wage & Hour Enforcement: How Employers Can Protect Themselves in 2020
We Can Work It Out? Proposed Class Waiver of Nonmanufacturer Rule for Exercise Equipment
A Call to Inaction on Defense Acquisition Law
Federal Contract Award Data from FPDS Will Be on SAM Before Spring
On the Anniversary of Government Reopening, Contractors Renew Push for Back Pay
Crowell & Moring Releases Litigation Forecast 2020 — Government and Industry Tensions Around Intellectual Property
Proposal Prep: Assessing the ‘Key Experience’ Factor in Bid Protests
My Bad: COFC Grants Reconsideration, Finds It Precipitously Entered Judgment on Protest Claims that Had Been Set Aside for Later Consideration; A Squared Joint Venture v. United States, COFC No. 17-835C
It’s All Good: No OCI Even Though Awardee Proposed Agency Employee as a Key Person; Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc., GAO B-418125 et al.
Protester Who Negotiated to Become Subcontractor of IDIQ Awardee Cannot Credibly Claim that the Services It Planned to Provide Awardee are Beyond the IDIQ’s Scope; Nuance Communications, Inc. GAO B-418106
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