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Lawmakers Announce Deal to Avoid Shutdown
10 Billion Dollars, and Other Reasons Why There is So Much Angst Around DoD’s JEDI Program
Agency Improperly Rejected Bid for Not Providing All Information Related to Buy American Requirements; GAO B-416525, Addison Construction Company
Lack of Minimum Quantity Invalidates IDIQ; CBCA 6077, Pros Cleaners v. Department of Homeland Security
Prime’s Failure to Secure Subcontractor, Not Protest Delay, Caused Increased Costs; ASBCA No. 61074, Appeal of CDM Constructors Inc.
Court Defers to Agency Judgment in OCI Review; COFC No. 18-1215 C, KPMG LLP v. United States and Deloitte & Touche LLP
OFCCP Issues New Batch of Advance Audit Notices
Contractors Can Profit When the Government Improperly Exercises Options
Technical Direction Letters Can Constitute Protestable Out-of Scope Modifications
Agency’s Misinterpretation of Contract Language Led Contractor to Believe Government Would Provide Customs Documents; ASBCA No. 61574, Appeal of TranLogistics LLC
Agency’s Requirement for High-Level Scientific Expertise Precluded Set-Aside; GAO B-416386, Plateau Software Inc.
Minority Members’ Businesses Irrelevant to Size Determination If Members Cannot Exercise Control; SBA No. SIZ-5952, Size Appeal of GC&V Constr. LLC
Clerical Errors in Evaluation Did Not Undermine Agency’s Finding that Proposed Building Did Not Offer Required Space; GAO B-416500, Dr. Rishi Saxena
Cost Disallowance Claim Accrued When the Government Paid Invoices
Second Circuit Limits Government’s Ability to Prosecute Foreign Nationals for Violations of the FCPA
The Ninth Circuit in Rose Prunes the Thorns from Escobar’s Rigorous and Demanding Materiality Requirement
DoD Class Deviation Increases Micro-Purchase Threshold, But Statutory Exceptions Remain Unchanged
Agency’s “Callousness, “Disturbing Attitude,” and “Abhorrent” Behavior, which Caused a Contractor to Lose His House, Equipment, and Business to Creditors, Amounted to an Abuse of Discretion and a Violation of the Contract’s Implied Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing; ASBCA 60235, Appeals of North American Landscaping, Construction and Dredge Co. Inc.
Parties Move for Consent Judgment in Long-Delayed Claim Decision; ASBCA No. 61739, Appeal of Rizzani de Eccher (USA) Inc.
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