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Agency Not Required to Reopen Discussions to Discuss Newly Introduced Flaws; GAO B-417152.2, Leader Communications Inc.

Disagreement with Outcome No Basis for Protest; GAO B-417421, Nexant Inc.

GAO Holds That Proposal Strengths Must Relate to RFP Requirements

Court Decision Suggests Small Business Innovation Research Awardees Should File Pre-Award Protests To Enforce Phase III Preference Rights

TDR and the Changing Face of GSA OIG Pre-award Audits

The Supreme Court Interprets “Confidential” Under FOIA To Provide Contractors More Protection Against Unwanted Disclosures of Their Business Information

DHS OIG Warns of Fraudulent RFQs, POs Targeting Government Contractors

Broadcom Reportedly Suspends Bid for Symantec

FAR Tweaked in Time for Fall Buying

GSA Offers First Look at Unique IDs to Replace DUNS

Agency Waived Formatting Errors for Awardee and Protester; GAO B-416994.2, Vencore Inc.

Appellant Failed to Timely Obtain Compliant Materials After Discovering Products Did Not Meet Contract Specs; ASBCA No. 60977, Appeal of CKC Systems Inc.

Agency Waived Formatting Errors for Awardee and Protester; GAO B-416994.2, Vencore Inc.

Appellant Failed to Obtain Compliant Items Even After Multiple Denials of Waiver Requests; ASBCA No. 61025, Appeal of CKC Systems, Inc.

Court Rejects Oracle JEDI Lawsuit, Finding Protester Could Not Meet Solicitation Criteria; COFC No. 18-1880C, Oracle America Inc. v. United States and Amazon Web Services Inc.

Postscript III: Termination for Convenience of FAR PT 12 Commercial Item Contracts

Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider (June 2019)

Court Rejects Oracle JEDI Lawsuit, Finding Protester Could Not Meet Solicitation Criteria; COFC No. 18-1880C, Oracle America Inc. v. United States and Amazon Web Services Inc.

The Small Business Runway Extension Act Is One Step Closer to Take Off

Viewpoint: How We Tamed the F-35’s Spiraling Costs — and Created a Model for Controlling Waste