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If the Government Suspects Fraud But Continues to Accept Performance, Has It Waived a Defense to a Future Contractor Claim?
Disagreement with the Agency’s Take Does Not a Protest Make
Class Deviation—Small Disadvantaged Business Threshold
Federal Circuit Resolves Issue That’s Bedeviled Small Businesses for Years: Does the Five-Year Look-Back in the Small Business Runway Extension Act Apply to the SBA?
What Did this Awardee Do to Lose the Award and Get Booted from the Competition?
Contractor Was Required to Build Communication Rooms, But Did those Rooms Require Telecommunications Systems?
Pharmaceutical Company Collaborated with Government on Drug Research. How Did the Government Breach the Collaboration Agreements?
Is Initiating Litigation an Extraordinary Action or Just Part of the Quotidian Grind of Being a Government Contractor?
Who’s the Agency Gonna Call? Not Your References.
Minor Error Evaluating Protester’s Key Personnel Not Enough to Overcome Awardee’s Technical Advantages
Protester Wins Awardee’s Exclusion from Competition, Fails to Win Protest Costs
Protester Tries to Get Extra Mileage from Incumbent’s Key Personnel
Evaluation Reasonably Considered Information Provided During Protester’s Oral Presentations
FAR Final Rule – Effective Communication between Government and Industry
Can You Guess the Contents of a Competitor’s Technical Proposal Based on its Price?
Should This Protester Have Priced Line Items It Might Not Ever Provide?
Can an Agency Perform a Requirement In-House While a Protest is Pending?
Noncompliant Proposal Not a Responsibility Matter
Protester Learns that Upgrade is not the Same as Replace
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