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Agency Reasonably Used Quality to Break Tie Between Equally Low-Priced, Technically Acceptable Quotations; GAO B-417248, AVIS Jordan
An Agency’s Corrective Action Decision Is Not Immune to Protest—What Does It Take to Win?
Federal Court Rules Contractor Is Not Intended Third-Party Beneficiary under Owner-Engineer Agreement
SEC Pulls On-Ramp For $2.5 Billion IT Contract
Agency Made Reasonable Upward Adjustment to Labor Rates After Experiencing Recruiting and Retention Problems on Protester’s Incumbent Contract; GAO B-417244, Arctic Slope Mission Services LLC
Offeror With Multiple CAGE Codes Failed to Explain Legal Relationship Among These Entities; COFC No. 19-203C, Tele-Consultants Inc. v. United States
Agency Reasonably Concluded All Bids Unreasonably High; GAO B-417213, Norfolk Dredging Company
Protester Stated It Had Experience, but Failed to Describe Its Specific Approach or Methodology; GAO B-413104.32, Trillion Technology Solutions Inc.
Thinking of Forming a Mentor-Protégé Joint Venture? Timing Matters
What’s in the 2019 NDAA for Small Business Contractors
Post-Award Modification to Delivery Schedule Not Evidence of Unequal Treatment; COFC No. 17-287C, Treadwell Corporation v. United States and Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation
Contractor Ignored Clear Evidence Disputed Work Within Scope of Contract; ASBCA No. 61180, Appeal of JAAAT Technical Services LLC
Past Performance Allegations Severable from Clearly Meritorious Protest Grounds; GAO B-416033.4, Harley Marine Services, Inc.—Costs
Protesters Jump the Gun with Challenge to Pre-Solicitation Notice; GAO B-417414, F-Star Zaragosa Port LLC; F-Star Socorro Holding LLC
Government Contracts Process for Small Businesses
GAO Declines Jurisdiction Over the “Other Transactional Agreement” Evaluation and Award Process
Key Takeaways from the Small Business Administration’s Revised Policy Directives for the SBIR and STTR Programs
Sending Final Decision to Appellant’s Former Attorney Insufficient to Trigger the 90-Day Appeal Timeline; ASBCA No. 61359, Appeal of Rohulhameed Construction Company
Agency Not Required to Raise Price During Discussions When It Had No Objections; COFC No. 18-1715C, URS Federal Services Inc. v. United States and PAE-SGT Partners Inc.
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