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DFARS Final Rule Encourages Contractors to Suggest Commercial Standards to Replace Government-Specific Requirements
Final DFARS Rule Expands Definition of “Competitive Procedures” for Prototypes
Solicitation Did Not Preclude Agency From Considering Personnel Experience as Satisfying Corporate Experience Requirements; GAO B-417136, Normandeau Associates Inc.
Protester Provided Project Information to Agency for Express Purpose of Including It in SOW; GAO B-416935, Veterans2Work Inc.
Agency Had Legally Defensible Position on Protest Grounds; GAO B-415318.4, ARP Sciences LLC—Costs
General Statements of Expertise, Promise to Meet Requirements Fail to Describe Protester’s Approach; GAO B-414892.2, Advanced Software Systems Inc.
Subcontract Language Controls, Even When It May Not Be Fair
Expansion of Buy American Act Requirements are Coming – Including the Addition of Cyber Projects
Domestic Sourcing Requirement Doesn’t Fit DoD’s Gloves
Solicitation Prohibited Proposing Certain Positions As Subcontract Costs; GAO B-416985, Summit Construction & Environmental Services
Government Not Liable for Increased Costs Caused by Actions of Third Party; ASBCA No. 59138, Appeals of ECC International Constructors LLC
Agency Reasonably Decided to Amend Solicitation to Remove Language Calling for Price Realism Evaluation It Did Not Want to Perform; GAO B-414962.6, Navarre Corporation
Fifth Lowest-Priced Offeror Lacks Standing to Challenge Evaluation of Awardee’s Quotation; GAO B-416936, NCS Technologies Inc.
CBCA Holds that Contractor is Out on a Limb Seeking Claim Preparation Costs, but Grants T4C Partial Victory
President Trump Focuses on Infrastructure in Latest Buy American Executive Order
January 2019 Bid Protest Roundup
Pentagon: Implementing Section 809 Panel Reforms Will Be ‘Challenging’
PACER’s Court Records Should Be Free, Lawmakers Say
GSA Not Required to Weigh In on Contract Dispute Involving FSS Task Order, When Underlying Contract Terms and Conditions Not in Contention; CBCA 5866, immixTechnology Inc. on behalf of Software AG Governments Solutions Inc. v. Department of the Interior
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