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GAO Declines to Modify Decision Where Change Would Have No Impact on Outcome; GAO B-414220.51, The CBE Group, Inc.—Reconsideration
GAO not Required to Dismiss Protests When Not Informed of Intent to File with COFC; GAO B-414220.49, Premiere Credit of North America, LLC; Financial Management Systems Investment Corp.—Reconsideration
Agency Ignored Relevant Past Performance Information in Favor of Offerors’ CPARs; GAO B-414220.2, General Revenue Corporation, et al
Possible Constitutional Issues with Proposed State/Local Sanctions Against Contractors Working on Proposed Border Wall
Fox Speaks: Cybersecurity and More Regulations that Federal Contractors Need to Know
Exercising Contract Termination Clause Not a Breach of Implied Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing; PSBCA No. 6476, Char’s Hallmark Cards & Gifts Inc. v. United States Postal Service
Agency Timely Placed Stop-Work Order on Protested Contract; GAO B-413636.2, American Government Services LLC–Costs
SBA Area Office Had No Evidence Protester’s Proposals Deemed Technically Unacceptable; SBA No. SIZ-5823, Size Appeal of Lost Creek Holdings LLC d/b/a ALL-STAR Health Solutions, re: Dentrust Dental Texas P.C.
Understanding Government Contract Terminations
3 Things Contractors Should Do Now to Ensure “Buy American” Compliance
Solicitation Warned that Incorrect Attachments Would Render Proposal Technically Unacceptable; GAO B-413156.21, The Arbinger Company—Advisory Opinion
Agency Unreasonably Rejected Compliant Proposal for Misnumbered Paragraphs; GAO B-413156.22, The McKinley Group LLC—Advisory Opinion
Agency Correctly Prohibited Protester from Submitting Additional Proposal Information During Clarifications; GAO B-413156.23, Planning & Learning Technologies Inc.—Advisory Opinion
Buy American Executive Order Means Renewed Obligations for Government Contractors
Contractors Should Start Preparing for a Possible Shutdown Now
Claim Cannot Include Proposed Costs for Completing Contract Performance; ASBCA No. 59655, Appeal of Islands Mechanical Contractor Inc.
Plaintiff Does Not Have to Allege Breach of Specific Contract Obligation to Argue Breach of Implied Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing; COFC No. 16-268C, Canpro Investments Ltd. v. United States
Agency Did Not Meaningfully Consider All Potential OCIs Arising from Award of Two Related Task Orders to One Contractor; GAO B-412187.2, Department of Veterans Affairs—Reconsideration
COFC Awards Enhanced Attorney Fees in Protest Following “Egregious” Agency Conduct
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