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Organizational and Numbering Errors Doom Proposal; GAO B-416947, Nexagen Networks Inc.
Solicitation Reserved Agency’s Right to Conduct Price Realism Analysis, but Did Not Require One; GAO B-416964.2, LA TERMICA Srl
Trump Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Buy American Preferences for Infrastructure Projects
A Tale of Two Protests: Recent GAO Decisions Highlight Impaired Objectivity OCIs
OHA Rules that Size Protest Wasn’t Five Years Too Late
Trump Says He’s ‘Extremely Unhappy’ With Spending Agreement, Still Predicts No Shutdown
Lawmakers Say They Have an Agreement to Avoid Another Shutdown
Justice Department Sues Energy Contractors for Fraud Over Hanford Site Cleanup
Solicitation Warned Past Performance Would Be Considered During Responsibility Determination, Not Proposal Evaluation; GAO B-417020, Trident Military Systems LLC
Agency Could Have Resolved Questions About Protester’s Staffing With Review of Underlying FSS Contract; GAO B-416934, Soft Tech Consulting Inc.
Protester Failed to Explain That Different CAGE Codes Belonged to Same Entity; GAO B-414738.4, Tele-Consultants Inc.
Agency Reasonably Included Proposals with Minor Issues in Competitive Range, While Excluding Protester’s; GAO B-416933, VAE Inc.
In Wyle, the GAO Gives Another Reminder of Risks Associated with Pending Procurements During a Transaction
Prime Contractor Breathes Sigh of Relief on Flow-Down Clause Enforcement in Prime-Sub Arbitration Debacle
“Eliminate Most DoD Small Business Set-Asides,” Says Section 809 Panel
White House Says Shutdown Still ‘On the Table’ as Congressional Negotiations Stall
Pentagon Auditors Advised to Better Monitor Contractor Business Systems
Democrats Confident of Spending Deal, One Week from Shutdown Deadline
Untimely Protest? “Diligent Pursuit” may Keep Your Protest Alive
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