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Agency Could’ve Met Its Needs With an SBIR Award. Why Wasn’t It Required to Enter an SBIR Contract?
Check Yourself: Are You Next In Line for Award? If Not, Hold Your Fire
Prevarication Is a Suboptimal Strategy in a Size Protest
Proposed Rule to Clarify 8(a) Program Requirements
My Proposal Could Be Improved Through Discussions. Why Am I Not in the Competitive Range?
Awardee’s Executives Weren’t Models of Business Integrity. Should the Agency Have Considered Their Checkered Past?
Protester Appealed and Won at the Federal Circuit. Did this Mean the Protester Was Entitled to the Award?
Proposed Rule – Credit for Lower Tier Subcontracting
Agency Said Contractor’s Shoddy Performance Inhibited Government Research. Why Wasn’t this Grounds for a Default Termination?
Did this Solicitation Prohibit Offerors from Proposing a Specific Solution?
Protester Said Agency Should’ve Considered Its Affiliates’ Past Performance. Why Did the Agency Rightly Ignore the Affiliates?
Final Rule – Clarify Commercial Products and Services Contract Terms
Your Proposal Is Not the Place to Be Demanding Diva
Let’s All Say It Together: There’s No COVID Adjustment for Fixed-Price Contracts
The Solicitation Didn’t Require Letters of Authorization. Why Did the Protester Think Offerors Still Should’ve Provided Them?
Class Deviation–Prohibition on Procurement of Certain Items Containing PFAS PFOA
Agency Said It Had Mitigated Offeror’s OCIs. The Court Begged to Differ. Why Was the Offeror Disqualified?
If the Agency Asks for Out-of-Scope Work, Make Sure to Segregate that Time from the In-Scope Work
Class Deviation—Temporary Authorizations for Covered Contracts Related to Ukraine
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