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Awardee Misrepresented Negotiations with Incumbent Staff; GAO B-416811, Sev1Tech Inc.
Agency Not Precluded from Referring Small Business to SBA for COC Review; GAO B-416819, Dehler Manufacturing Company Inc.
Proposal Exceeding Experience Requirement Not Worth Price Premium to Agency; GAO B-416780, Science Applications International Corporation
Agency Not Responsible for Typographical Error in Protester’s Quotation Providing Incorrect Contact Information; GAO B-416899.2, Systems Analysis & Integration Inc.
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Small Business Runway Extension Act Proving to Be a Double-Edged Sword
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Agency Reasonably Excluded Proposal Protester Allowed to Expire; GAO B-416344.3, Emagine IT Inc.
CO Not Required to Wait Longer than 15 Days for COC, Especially Given Tight End of FY Deadlines for Awards; GAO B-416918, James F. Thomson Jr., DBA American Southwest Electric
Contractor Can’t Duck Penalty for Including Unallowable Legal Costs Related to Resolution of Government Investigation into Alleged Overbilling; ASBCA No. 61583, Appeal of Energy Matter Conversion Corporation
Protester Can’t Blame Quotation Page Limit for Scant Past Performance Information; GAO B-416877, NextStep Technology Inc.
GAO Affirms Broad Corrective Action Authority for Agencies
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Senate Dems Could Block Bills as Feds are Impacted by Shutdown
Small Contractors Face Most Pressure as Shutdown Drags On
Democrats to Offer Four Bills to Reopen Much of Government
Agency Failed to Show Breach Claims Were Related to Denied Claims for Unforeseen Contract Costs; COFC No. 18-891C, Duke Energy Progress Inc. and Duke Energy Florida Inc. v. United States
Protester Finds It Difficult to Argue Agency’s Corrective Action Was Insufficient After It Wins Competition; GAO B-416454.2, Federal Contracting Inc. DBA Bryan Construction Inc.—Costs
Protester Cannot Challenge Award of 8(a) Contract After Graduating from Program, When Underling IDIQ Was Not an 8(a) Set-Aside; GAO B-416917, MIRACORP Inc.
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