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Agency Did Not Mislead Protester Concerning the Issuance of a Solicitation; Async-Nu Microsystems, GAO B-417822
COFC Denies Protester’s Request for Stay Pending Appeal; NetCentrics Corporation v. United States, COFC No. 19-839C
Federal Circuit Affirms that Lobbyists’ Salaries are Not Recoverable Costs; Raytheon Company v. Secretary of Defense, Fed. Cir. No. 2018-2371
GAO Finds NASA Effectively Evaluated Risks of the Unknown
Helping Government Contractors Prevent Unwarranted Tax Liabilities in Afghanistan
Fastest 5 Minutes: Commercial Item, Multiple Award Schedule, and FOIA News (October 18)
Just One Bidder Is Vying for Two Pentagon Programs Worth $130 Billion
Army Contracting Command is Working on its Own Version of Category Management
DoD Releases New IP Strategy that is More Flexible with Industry, Provides Update on CMMC
Contract to Remove a Tree Once Owned by Teddy Roosevelt Did Not Give Contractor a Property Right in the Tree; Looks Great Services, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 19-937C
Agency Not Obliged to Accept Protester’s Proposed Labor Rates While Ignoring Actual, Conflicting Payroll Data in the Proposal; Raytheon Company, GAO B-417731, B-417731.2
Counterintuitive Argument that Agency Wrongly Found Protester’s Costs Reasonable Fails to Persuade GAO; DynCorp International, LLC, GAO B-417506, B-417506.10
DOJ Issues FOIA Exemption 4 Guidance Following Argus Leader; Confirms That “Assurance of Confidentiality” At Time of Submission Not Currently Required
Ninety Seconds Late is Not a Minor Infraction
“We Couldn’t View the Solicitation,” Argues Protester
After Falling ‘Badly Behind Schedule,’ Senate to Begin Moving Spending Bills Next Week
AUSA News: Army Leading Charge for OTA Agreements
GSA Looks for Agency Buy-in on E-Commerce Platform
Use of Small Font for Parts of Proposal Did Not Violate Solicitation’s Formatting Requirements; Metropolitan Interpreters and Translators, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 19-748C
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