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Government Contracting Market is More Than Just its Biggest Players
COFC Finds that Agency Misinterpreted Trade Agreements Clause in Solicitation and Wrongly Ceded Authority to Determine Contractor’s Compliance with that Clause to Another Agency; COFC 18-433C, Acetris Health LLC v. United States
Agency Reasonably Assessed Realism Of Labor Rates Without Assessing Realism Of Total Price, GAO B-412967.9, Maxim Healthcare Services Inc.
Agency Not Required to Equalize Competitive Advantage Arising from Proper Release of Awardee’s Pricing Information After Award; GAO B-416416, IDEAL Industries Inc.
Where to Protest: Some Pros and Cons of Each Forum
GAO: Bid Protests Must Be Timely Received Through EPDS
SAFETY Act Liability Protections Will Be Tested
Acquisition Reforms Survive in Defense Authorization Bill
Government Contractor Feedback Sought on Voluntary Solicitation Feedback Process
Agency Independently Verified Experience of Protester’s Proposed PM, but Accepted Awardee’s at Face Value; GAO B-413139.4, Will Technology Inc., Paragon TEC Inc.
Solicitation Provided for the Evaluation of Option CLINs that Protester Argued Were Mutually Exclusive; GAO B-416167, Trinity Ship Management LLC
Agency Presumed to Have Caused Damage to Equipment Delivered in Good Working Condition; ASBCA No. 61047, Application Under the Equal Access to Justice Act of Assessment and Training Solutions Consulting Corporation
Government Liable for $99 Million in Breach of Contract Damages Under Indemnification Clause
Corporate Transactions as a Basis for Protest (Post-Award Protest Primer #18)
GAO: Agency Closing Time is 4:30 p.m., not 5:00 p.m.
Peering Into the Black Box of OTA Awards
Claim for Lost Opportunity Costs Did Not Encompass Claim for Lost Profits; CBCA 4775, NVS Technologies Inc. v. Department of Homeland Security
Agency Not Responsible for Catching Errors in Protester’s Proposal; GAO B-416227, Nuclear Diagnostic Products
Protester Not Entitled To Higher Technical Rating For Having No Weaknesses; GAO B-416013, Dynamics Security Concepts Inc.
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