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Board Cannot Determine If Government Clearly Communicated Delivery Schedule After Requesting Delays; CBCA 5976, Tribute Contracting LLC v. Department of Homeland Security
NACIS Code Appeal Moot Once Contract is Awarded; SBA No. NAICS-5896, NAICS Appeal of K2 Aerial Application LLC
We Need New Davis-Bacon Act Conformance Procedures
Amendments to Bayh-Dole Act Regulations Tweak Rights to Inventions Made Using Federal Assistance
All Things Protest: Classified Edition (May 2018)
FEMA Grantee Not Entitled to Recover Costs Arising From Defaulted Contract; CBCA 5933-FEMA, Plaquemines Parish Government
Affiliated Company Cannot Protest Award Decision When It Was Not the Offeror; GAO B-415969.2, Intermarkets Global USA LLC
Agency Not Required to Assign Additional Strengths, Higher Ratings Based Solely on Incumbency; GAO B-415292.2, Integral Consulting Services Inc.
Late Bid Revision Costs Bidder The Award
As DoD Relies on Indefinite-Delivery Contracts, So Must Contractors!
SBA Issues Significant “Clarification” of Rules Concerning Small Business Eligibility Following an Acquisition
DFARS Rules Address Micro-purchase Threshold, Contract Closeouts
Language in JV Agreement Failed to Show that Venture was Unpopulated; COFC No. 17-1752C, Senter LLC v. United States
Protest Arguing Agency Should Have Accepted Alternative Products an Untimely Challenge to the RFQ Terms; GAO B-416127, LED Lighting Solutions LLC
Technical Evaluation Improperly Considered Information Not Contained in Proposal, but Error Did Not Prejudice Protester; GAO B-415720.3, Information Systems and Networks Corporation
Important Small Business Eligibility Rules Effective May 25, 2018
At GAO, Challenge of Restrictive Terms of Solicitation Tough Burden to Meet
Hidden in Plain Sight: Where, Oh Where, Have the Compensation Caps Gone?
Agency’s Downward Adjustment of Awardee’s Labor Rates Unreasonable, When Awardee Actually Raised Rates After Discussions; GAO B-415081.2, ARES Technical Services Corporation
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