Agency’s Laudable But Poorly-Executed Attempt to Equalize Incumbent Advantage Results in Sustained Protest; Deloitte Consulting, LLP, GAO B-418321.5, B-418321.6September 9, 2021
Contractor Failed to Adhere to Contract’s Terms, Has to Eat Taxes that Should Have Been Paid by Government; 13151 W. Alameda Parkway, LLC v. General Services Administration, CBCA 7126September 9, 2021
GAO Finds Protester Didn’t Follow Solicitation’s Staffing Requirements; J’s Associates, LLC, GAO B-418546.6September 9, 2021
Contractors Take Note: Proposed DFARS Rule to Implement Other Than Cost or Pricing Data Requirements Covers More Than Just ThatSeptember 9, 2021
House Panel’s Annual Defense Policy Bill Includes Leave Flexibility for Pentagon ContractorsSeptember 9, 2021
As Veterans Process End of Afghanistan War, Pentagon to Sort Through Lessons LearnedSeptember 9, 2021
What Have You Done for Me Lately? Agency Reasonably Considered Protester’s Issues on Incumbent Contract in Assessing Past Performance; MAXIMUS Federal Services, Inc., GAO B-419487.2, B-419487.3September 8, 2021
OHA Probes Gray Area Between “Reliance” and “Unusual Reliance,” Finds SBA Misapplied Ostensible Subcontractor Rule; Size Appeal of Telesis Corporation, SBA No. SIZ-6113September 8, 2021
Agency Blew Off Meritorious Argument And Now Has to Pay; Apex Transit Solutions, LLC—Costs, GAO B-4178631.8September 8, 2021
Vaccine or Test: Do Contractors Have to Foot the Bill to Test Employees Who Refuse Vaccines?September 8, 2021
Hicks Says DOD Will Take ‘Meaningful Action’ to Remove Barriers for Small ContractorsSeptember 8, 2021
