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Is Loss of an Incumbent Contract an Irreparable Injury?

All Things Protest: When Agency Redactions Backfire

The COVID-19 Change Order

DOL Issues Proposed Rule Implementing the Nondisplacement of Qualified Workers Under Service Contracts Executive Order

For Emerging Tech, DoD Funds $100M in New Projects to Help Bridge ‘Valley of Death’

Protest Battle Continues for Army Energy Efficiency Program

Watchdog Raises Concerns About GSA’s Pricing Rule Rollout

Protester Suggested an Alternative Delivery Deadline. Did the Protester Take Exception to the Deadline Stated in the Solicitation?

Protester’s Proposal Passed an Initial Compliance Check. Could the Agency Still Find It Technically Unacceptable?

Did the Agency Conduct Misleading Discussions or Did the Protester Just Give Unsatisfactory Responses?

Did the Agency’s Failure to Follow Its Evaluation Plan Corrupt the Award?

What Happens to a Protest When the Agency Takes Corrective Action and Offers the Protester the Only Remedy GAO Could’ve Recommended?

Past Performance Upgrade for Small Businesses Results in Additional Compliance Requirement for Large Contractors

Lawsuit Filed Challenging Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’s Preference for ‎Disadvantaged Government Contractors

COFC: Strictly Scrutinizing the Completeness of the Government’s Administrative Record

Here We Go Again – Nondisplacement Rule Back in Effect for Contractors

DLA’s Case for Small Business Waiver

Senate Armed Services Releases Full $847 Billion Defense Bill

Contractors Sat Up and Listened to an Astonishing Speech from a Military Acquisition Leader

COFC Ruled REA Wasn’t a Claim Because Contractor Didn’t Request a Final Decision. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?