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Section 809 Panel Releases First Volume of Recommendations for the Overhaul of DoD’s Acquisition Process
Federal Circuit Affirms Sole-Source Justification
NDAA Lobbying Restrictions – No As Onerous As Many Seem to Fear
DISA’s $902M Comms Contract Hit with Protest
David Warner: Full Cost of Paid Sick Leave for Federal Employees, Contractors
Acquisition of Offeror Prior to Award Does Not Invalidate Agency’s Evaluation of Offeror’s Proposal; GAO B-415368.2, Enterprise Services LLC, Accenture Federal Services LLC, and CSRA LLC
Past Performance Evaluation Error Not Prejudicial; GAO B-414511.3, Noble Supply and Logistics
Agency Not Required to Make Cost/Price Reasonableness Determination on Incomplete Cost/Price Proposal Before Establishing Competitive Range; GAO B-415568, General Dynamics Information Technology Inc.
SBA Size Appeals: Parent Cannot File for Subsidiary
Why Timing is Everything in Small Business Recertification
Third Time Around: Inconsistencies Persist with Final DFARS Commercial Items Rule
NIST Announces 2018 Small Business Innovation Research Funding Opportunity
Boom: Fireworks between Subcontractor, Prime Contractor, and Government (Literally)
Two Minute Warning – Small Business Need Not Own Manufacturing Facility to Qualify as Nonmanufacturer
Protester’s Reach for More Strengths Comes Up Short; GAO B-415513, Concurrent Technologies Corporation
Agency Reasonably Made Upward Cost Adjustments to Proposals That Did Not Reflect True Impact of Low Proposed Labor Rates; GAO B-412020.16, Trident Technologies LLC; Test Engineering Strategic Technologies LLC
Agency’s Past Performance Evaluation Not Limited to Only Positive CPAR Ratings; GAO B-415601, Contractor Services Group Inc.
Roadmap to Bid Protests at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims
A Warning for Government Contractors: Sovereign Immunity
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