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Contractor Says Rival, Feds Broke US-Made Equipment Rules

Contractor Said Performance Was More Expensive than Expected. Why Did the Federal Circuit Find that Performance Was Not Impractical?

Past Performance Reference Met Solicitation’s Requirements, So Why Was It Not Relevant?

Did Post-Award Attempts to Recruit Staff Mean the Awardee Pulled a “Bait and Switch” with Key Personnel?

Responsibility vs. Responsiveness: A Critical Difference Saves Flawed Initial Bid

The Contract Matters When Navigating Notices to Cure

COVID-19 Pandemic is Not a ‘Natural Disaster’ Under WARN Act, Federal Appeals Court Holds

When Key Personnel Really Do Matter in Bidding for Federal Contracts

New Air Force Space Buyer Eyes Fixed-price Contracts

How Can Defense Contractors Battle Rising Costs? Here Are Some Tips

Contractors Start Looking at What’s in the Defense Authorization Bill for 2023

How Does a Prevailing Protester Prove It Incurred Legal Fees for Purposes of the EAJA?

Protester Claimed SBA Didn’t Properly Consider Impact of Placing Contract in 8(a) Program. Why Did GAO Find the Impact Analysis Reasonable?

The Percentages Favor Settlement of Claims and Appeals

SBA Enlarges Small Business Pool Through New Rule Change

Why the National Security Agency Overpaid Contractors During the Height of the Pandemic

DHS Looks to Expand Its Procurement Innovation Lab

SBA Working to Reform Category Management, Reverse Decline in Small Business Contractors

DOD Official Talks on Easing Process to Work With Small Businesses

If Your Claim Involves an Order Under a GSA Schedule Contract, Do You Submit the Claim to GSA or the Ordering Activity?