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Protesters Score Unlikely Win Challenging Scope of Corrective Action
ASBCA Says Summary Judgment Is the “Put-Up or Shut-Up” Phase of Litigation. How Did the Government End Up on the Wrong Side of this Disjunctive Proposition?
Awardee’s Subcontractor Had Access to Non-Public Information. Why Didn’t this Create an OCI?
Contractor Finished Project Early. Can It Still Recover Delay Damages?
COFC Finds Non-Profits Are Subject to EAJA’s Employee Limitation
Agency Asked Contractor to “Hold Clam in Abeyance.” Why Didn’t that Request Toll the CDA’s Statute of Limitations?
GAO Says Agency Needs to Redo IT Solicitation
Claim May Have Had “Monetary Consequences”, But the Contractor Didn’t Need to Assert a Sum Certain
GAO Allows Protester to Recover Some, But Not All, Costs Incurred Asserting Unsuccessful Arguments
Rescission of Class Deviation—Ensuring Adequate COVID-19 Safety Protocols for Federal Contractors
GAO Sustains Due to a Botched Price Evaluation
COFC Thinks Government May Have Impeded Contractor’s Performance
When Didn’t this Task Order Fall Outside the Scope of the Underlying IDIQ Contract?
Request for Comments – OMB Uniform Guidance
The Contractor Missed the Performance Deadline. Why Couldn’t the Agency Terminate for Default?
You Proposed Something the Solicitation Doesn’t Require. Don’t Complain When the Agency Assesses Your Ability to Do What You Proposed.
DFARS Final Rule – Modification of Authority of the Department of Defense To Carry Out Certain Prototype Projects
GAO Sustains Two Protest Arguments. How Did the Agency Overlook These Evaluation Errors?
When Does a Proposal Become an Offer?
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