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Lessons on Contractor Termination for Default
Agency May Rely on Lower-Weighted Factor to Discriminate Between Proposals; Defense Base Services, Inc., GAO B-416874.3, B-416874.4
Conversion of Sealed Bid to Negotiated Procurement was Reasonable; Perimeter Security Partners, LLC, GAO B-417591
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider
Challenging a Termination for Default
GAO: We’re Not Wrong, But Our Original Recommendation Was Not Right
Late Is Late—Even on the GSA Schedule
As Criticism Mounts, Boeing Looks to Keep Pace With KC-46 Deliveries
Patience You Must Have: No Timeline for Massive Cloud Contract, says DoD Chief
Requirement to Propose Loaded Labor Rates Does Not Mean Offerors Must Provide Direct Compensation Rates; FEDSYNC BEI, LLC, GAO B-417492, B-417492.2
Parties’ Course of Dealing Negates Agency’s Interpretation of Contract; Appeal of Fluor Federal Solutions, LLC, ASBCA No. 61093
5 Things Government Contractors Should Know About Enhanced Debriefings
Plan Ahead to Prevent Proposal Submission Issues, Says GAO
State and Federal Agencies Look to Contractors in the Wake of Hurricane Dorian
The Long Hot Procurement Summer
An Update on the 2019 NDAA
Government Not Liable for Failing to Provide a Component It Never Promised to Furnish; Appeal of Optimization Consulting, Inc., ASBCA No. 58752
Small Business Cannot Make Income Evanesce by Characterizing It as a “Depreciation Reversal”; Kingfisher Systems, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 19-693C
Supplementation of Record Unnecessary for Court to Decide Reasonableness of Restrictive Requirement; Chromalloy San Diego Corporation v. United States, COFC No. 19-974C
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