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Agency Reasonably Took Corrective Action After Being Informed of Protester’s Employee Bait and Switch; COFC No. 18-1561C, Conley & Associates Inc. v. United States and Valkyrie Enterprises Inc.
Undefinitized Contract Action Proposed Rule
Fastest 5 Minutes: NSA Cybersecurity, Enhanced GSA Debriefing, OFCCP News (March 1)
DCMA Orders Safety Halt To KC-46 Deliveries; Roper Promises Close Scrutiny
The Security Clearance Process Is About to Get Its Biggest Overhaul in 50 Years
Proposal Didn’t Exceed RFP Requirements to Extent it Warranted Strengths; GAO B-417046, Oracle America Inc.
Appellant Did Not Know Basis of Superior Knowledge Claim Until After Discovery; CBCA 5168, Amec Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure Inc. v. Department of the Interior
Allegations of Procurement Integrity Act Violation Untimely Raised; GAO B-416976.2, Matson Navigation Company Inc.
Crowell & Moring Regulatory Forecast 2019
Section 809 Panel Recommends Sweeping Changes to Bid Protests
The Impact of JEDI Delays
Present Effect Correctly Applied to Letter of Intent When Parties Clearly Committed to Closing Acquisition; SBA No. SIZ-5978, Size Appeal of Enhanced Vision Systems Inc.
Agency Vitiated Finality of Final Decision by Opening Negotiations; CBCA 6199, 444 Brickell Partners LLC v. General Services Administration
Agency Not Obligated to Seek Clarification on Issue Raised in Discussions; GAO B-414738.9, Mission1st Group Inc.
After the Final Report: Expectations Following the Section 809 Panel’s Third Volume of Acquisition Policy Reforms
Changes to the Security Clearance Process Coming in the 116th Congress?
January 21, 2019, DOD Memorandum Underscores the Department’s Concern with Protecting Supply Chains from Attacks by Foreign Adversaries
Contractor Back Pay Not included in Funding Bill
President Names New Procurement Policy Chief
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