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Agency Unreasonably Assigned Strength to Awardee’s Proposal for Incumbent Retention, When Proposal Made No Such Promise; COFC No. 18-86C, DZSP 21 LLC v. United States and Fluor Federal Solutions LLC
Warning: Possible Delays Ahead, New SAM Requirement for Notarized Letter
GAO Updates Public Guide to Bid Protest Process
DoD Issues Class Deviations on SAT, MPT, TINA, and CAS Thresholds
FAC 2005–98 Raises DoD Task Order Protest Threshold to $25M
Updated SBA White Paper Discusses Methodology for Setting Small Business Size Standards
Two-Minute Warning – Corrective Action Can Bar Protest In More Ways Than One
IBM Unsuccessfully Argues Government’s Claim Accrued the Date Its Networks Were Breached; ASBCA No. 60332, Appeal of IBM Corporation
Original Contract, Not Bridge, Correct Comparison for “New Requirement” for SBA’s 8(a) Program; COFC No. 17-1982C, SKC LLC v. United States
Federally Recognized Tribe Does Not Qualify as Federal Agency; GAO B-416162, Kimo Constructors Inc.
Appellant Cannot Recover Fees When Agency’s Position Was Substantially Justified; CBCA 6009-C, Belle Isle Investment Company Limited Partnership v. General Services Administration
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider (April 2018)
Forget the Showers. April Brings Flurry of New Cyber Guidance.
Nichols Liu Nabs Former Crowell Government Contracts Partner
Agency Failed to Examine Faulty Labor Hour Estimates in ICGE; GAO B-415070.2, Centurum, Inc.—Costs
Agency Unreasonably Failed to Resolve Offerors’ Conflicting Representations About Availability of Healthcare Services; COFC No. 18-84C, American Correctional Healthcare Inc. v. United States
SDVOSB Precluded from Relitigating Previously Decided Issues; COFC No. 18-92C, Veterans Contracting Group Inc.
44-Minute Solicitation Response Time Deemed Reasonable for Government’s Emergency Fuel Needs; GAO B-415893, AeroSage LLC
Fastest 5 Minutes, The Podcast Gov’t Contractors Can’t Do Without (April 27)
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