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DOJ Increases FCA Penalties, Applies Worrisome Retroactivity Rule
DoD’s Proposed IR&D Rule Adds Unnecessary Complexity
Violation of GAO Protective Order Did Not Prejudice Protester’s Challenge; GAO B-412860.4, Imagine One Technology & Management Ltd.
Offeror Failed to Plan for Worker Safety Precautions Though Solicitation Warned Hazardous Materials Were Present; ASBCA No. 59281, Appeal of South Bay Boiler Repair Inc.
Non-manufacturer Size Standard Inapplicable to Procurement of IT Services; COFC No. 15-489C, York Telecom Corporation v. United States
Why Congress Can’t Have The One-Chamber Veto in H.R. 26
New Administration Signals New Challenges and Opportunities for Federal Contractors
Implied Duty to Manage Subcontractors Does Not Include Incurred Cost Audits; ASBCA No. 59508, Appeal of Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems
Protest Dismissed as Academic Not Reinstated by Agency Inaction; GAO B-413382.3, HP Enterprise Services, LLC—Reconsideration
New Law Would End Court Deference to Agency Decisions
Congress Acts to Rescind the Already-Enjoined Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Regulation and Other Last-Minute Obama Administration Rules
Agency Reasonably Concluded Only Limited Discussions Needed to Address Deficiencies in Offerors’ Price Proposals; GAO B-413444.4, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company
Reducing Orders on IDIQ Not a Breach Where Agency Already Fulfilled Minimum Guarantee; CBCA 5448, TranBen LTD v. Department of Transportation
Agency’s Mention of Low Price During Discussions Did Not Mislead Protester Into Pricing Itself Out of Competition; COFC No. 16-1311C, Global Dynamics LLC v. United States
Choosing the Best Forum for Filing Your Bid Protest – GAO vs. Court of Federal Claims
Government’s Misuse of Leased Premises Supports Breach of Contract Claim; COFC No. 16-268C, CanPro Investments LTD v. United States
Key Issues for Due Diligence of Government Contracts
When Can a Protester Protest a Task Order at GAO?
RFP Did Not Require Offerors to Propose Same Approach Used by Protester on Incumbent Contract; GAO B-412795.2, Concurrent Technologies Corporation
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