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  1. Federal Court Denies Aldevra-Type Protest

    On Tuesday, November 27, 2012, the US Court of Federal Claims issued a much-anticipated decision in Kingdomware Technologies, Inc. v. United States. Kingdomware filed a protest at the Court challenging the VA’s use of the Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) …

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  2. Final Rule Issued Re: Reporting Executive Compensation

    On July 26, 2012, the FAR Council issued a final rule entitled “Reporting Executive Compensation and First-Tier Subcontract Awards.”  The final rule follows an interim rule issued on the same subject on July 8, 2010.  Both the interim and final …

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  3. Air Force Lifts Booz Allen Suspension

    On February 6 of this year, the Air Force proposed for debarment the San Antonio office of Booz Allen.  The Air Force proposed the San Antonio office for debarment because a former Air Force official who joined Booz Allen brought …

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  4. Small Business Contracting Legislative Update

    March has been a busy month for the House Small Business Committee. In the last month, the committee has reported out over ten separate pieces of legislation affecting small business government contractors. What is particularly noteworthy is that all these …

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  5. GAO Releases Its FY 2011 Bid Protest Statistics

    Every year the General Accounting Office publishes statistics regarding bid protests filed with GAO the previous fiscal year.  Yesterday, GAO released those statistics for FYs 2007-2011.  These statistics show some interesting trends.

    There was an 2% increase in protests filed …

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  6. Court Overturns CVE’s Denial of Verification Application

    Yesterday, a DC District Court ordered VA/CVE to go back and reconsider a SDVOSB verification application that it had denied. This appears to be the first known court challenge of a VA SDVOSB verification denial. The court held that VA …

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  7. Think You Know Everything About Subcontracting Plans? Think Again.

    There are some interesting legal nuances regarding subcontracting plans of which most government contractors are not aware.  Most contractors know that, in negotiated acquisitions, each solicitation of offers to perform a contract or contract modification, that individually is expected to …

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