Protester Didn’t Actually Know What Awardee Proposed. Could the Protester Still Make a Disparate Treatment Argument?January 3, 2023
Labor Rates Were Realistic for Existing Employees, But Why Weren’t those Same Rates Realistic for New Employees?December 16, 2022
Contractor Alleged Government Was Liable for $155 Million in Copyright Infringement Damages. Government Said It Only Owed $115,000. Where did the Court Come Down?December 16, 2022
Late Is Not Always Late: COFC Expands The Government Control Exception For Late ProposalsDecember 16, 2022
Mandatory Project Labor Agreements (“PLAs”) Are Coming To Federal Construction ContractingDecember 16, 2022
Senate Approves a Stopgap Spending Measure, Delaying the Shutdown Threat by One WeekDecember 16, 2022
Successful Offeror Wasn’t Necessarily Awardee. Could the Company Still Intervene in a Protest?December 15, 2022
