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GAO Sustains a Protest of an Out-Of-Scope Contract Modification
SBA Issues Final Rule to Extend Size Calculation Period From 3 Years to 5 Years
Government Accuses Amazon of Violating Transparency Rules in its JEDI Lawsuit
House Passes 2020 NDAA
Growing List of Federal Contractor Requirements Makes Joining the Ranks Difficult
Protester’s Attempt to Blame its Unacceptable Rating on Amazon’s Cloud Platform Rather than its Own Coding Decisions Fails; Accenture Federal Services, LLC, GAO B-417857
Informal Prediction Made During GAO Litigation Risk Assessment ADR Does Not Make Protest Clearly Meritorious; Tom & Jerry, Inc.—Costs, GAO B-417474.2
SBA Proposes Combining 8(a) Mentor-Protégé Program with the All Small Mentor-Protégé Program, As Well As Extensive Changes to 8(a) Program, Joint Ventures and Multiple-Award Contracts
Bid Protester Loses Claim In Customs and Border Protection Contract
Amazon’s Protest of GSA’s E-commerce Platform RFP Tells Us Why the Silly Season is in Full Swing
Mixing Politics and Procurement Creates a Toxic Brew
Is Government’s Disability Procurement Program Eroding?
ASBCA Dismisses Appeal Based on Apparent Fraudulent Claim; Appeal of Kamran Zaland Supplies and Services, ASBCA 61339
Allegation that Awardee’s Employee “Masqueraded as a Janitor” at the Agency Not Enough to Prove OCI; ORBIS Sibro, Inc., GAO B-417406.2, B-417406.3
Potentially Meritorious Supplemental Protest Cannot Salvage a Non-Meritorious Initial Protest For Cost Reimbursement Purposes; Noble Supply and Logistics, Inc.—Costs, GAO B-417571.4
No More “Consent to Subcontract” for 8(a) Firms
GAO Sustains Leupold Stevens, Inc.’s Protest
SBA Releases Final Rule Regarding Runway Extension Act, Extending Time Period for Measurement
Key House Lawmaker Calls for Review of $400 Million Border Wall Contract
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