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Bid Protests
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Government Contracts Legal Forum
Senate Committee Approves Bill Extending GAO’s Protest Jurisdiction Over Certain Civilian Agency Task and Delivery Orders
On April 13, 2011, the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs approved S. 498, the Independent Task and Delivery Order Review Extension Act of 2011. This bill extends…
Government Contracts & Investigations Blog
Making Amends: Countdown To May 27, 2011
By Marko W. Kipa Over the past three years, government contractors have been able to pursue bid protests at the Government Accountability Office (the “GAO”) challenging awards of defense and…
Best Practices Construction Law
How Should You Prepare for a Bid Protest on a Transportation Project?
Not a week goes by that I don't receive a telephone call or a question from someone asking general bid protest questions. While a bid protest dispute will largely differ…
Government Contracts Legal Forum
Experienced Bid Protest Litigators Explain Procedure and Offer Strategy and Practice Pointers in Full-Day Seminar
On March 17, 2011, bid protest litigators Amy O’Sullivan and Puja Satiani will be teaching “Government Contracts Bid Protests: Practice, Procedure and Strategy,” a full-day seminar for Federal Publications Seminars.…
Government Contracts & Investigations Blog
Has The Sun Set On GAO’s Civilian Contract Task And Delivery Order Bid Protest Jurisdiction?
By Marko W. Kipa With the passage of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008 (the “2008 Act”), Congress expanded the GAO’s jurisdiction to include bid protests in connection…
The Contractor's Perspective
Bid Protests: Postal Service Style
Postal Service contractors frequently employ their own language. For example, to a postal contractor, a "highway contract" is not a contract to build a road but rather a contract to…
Government Contracts Legal Forum
Congress Extends GAO’s Bid Protest Jurisdiction Over Certain DoD Task And Delivery Orders
On January 7, 2011, President Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2011, which, among other things, extends the Government Accountability Office’s (“GAO”) protest jurisdiction over certain…
Government Contracts Legal Forum
Fighting for Your Contract: A New Guide Explains the Ins and Outs of Bid Protests and What Contractors Really Need to Know
With billions of dollars at stake in one procurement alone, or the future viability of a company hanging in the balance of a single contract award, federal Government procurements are…
Federal Construction Contracting Blog
Should a Federal Construction Contractor File a Bid Protest?
By: Michael H. Payne To protest or not to protest, that is the question. That may sound a little like William Shakespeare, but it actually is a question frequently posed…
Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog
Government Contracts Federal Forecaster, Vol. VI, No. 3
By Greg Jacobs
Articles In This Issue: Protest, Claim, or Both? Taking Advantage of Dual Jurisdiction in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims Cloud Computing – The Risks and Rewards for Federal Government…