This month’s Law360 spotlight examines three protest decisions addressing first article testing, proprietary information in unsolicited proposals, and timely su

Like the rest of the nation, and indeed the whole world, contractors today are fighting a war against an invisible enemy.  As we observed in a previous post, re

A recent defective pricing case, Alloy Surfaces Co., ASBCA No. 59625, 2020 WL 1896784, April 9, 2020, charmingly illustrates the Government’s doggedness in tryi

This installment of our monthly Law360 bid protest spotlight features a number of noteworthy decisions from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), Cou

Neither rain nor sleet nor quarantine restrictions stop bid protests or our monthly roundup.  Thus far the virus has not resulted in dramatic changes to GAO pro

Lawyers often view a writ of mandamus to a Court of Appeals as a last-gasp—indeed, almost hopeless—stratagem.  But sometimes they are granted, particularly when

This installment of our monthly Law360 bid protest spotlight features three noteworthy decisions from the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) concerning re

This installment of our monthly Law360 bid protest bid protest spotlight examines three protest decisions addressing challenges to contractor performance assess

The Court of Federal Claims recently affirmed its jurisdiction to settle disputes over protective markings in Raytheon Co. v. United States.[i]  In that case, R

This installment of our Law360 bid protest spotlight examines two protest decisions released in December, provides a year-end review of key bid protest decision