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Contract Award

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  1. The Law and Policy Blog

    Land and Expand – how Palantir captured the Ministry of Defence

    By David Allen Green

    23rd February 2026 What a close reading of public domain documents tells us about two concerning contract awards * Over at the Financial Times at the weekend I had an “op-ed” column on how Palantir commercially…

  2. SmallGovCon

    Bridge to Nowhere: COFC Says Incumbents not Guaranteed Bridge Contract During CICA Stay

    By Gregory Weber

    Losing an award can be quite tough, especially when you are the incumbent on the preceding related contract. Often, a salve for an incumbent contractor’s pain can be a bid…

  3. The Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog

    Procrastination Has Consequences: How Waiting Until the Last Minute to Renew Their SAM Registration Cost a Contractor Millions

    By Robbie Pratt, Jaeho Lee

    The Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) recently sustained a protest of a contract award because the winning contractor failed to maintain their System for Award Management (“SAM”) registration from the date…

  4. Inside Government Contracts

    The Likely Effects of COVID-19 on Contract Awards and Contract Formation

    By Kayleigh Scalzo, Jay Carey

    As a result of novel Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and COVID-19, federal and state governments have a sudden and unanticipated need for more goods and services.  Some of those goods and services…

  5. GovCon & Trade

    Buyer Beware: Lessons of Disclosure Learned the Hard Way

    By Todd Overman, Sylvia Yi

    Government contractors are learning the hard way that agencies need to be kept apprised of major changes within the company during the entire period of bid evaluations. Most recently, the…

  6. Inside Government Contracts

    Recent GAO Decision Highlights Possibility of Limited Evaluations in Best-Value Procurements

    By Nooree Lee

    Offerors in best-value procurements are generally accustomed to a review of their complete proposals during the evaluation process.  The recent Government Accountability Office (GAO) decision in The COGAR Group, Ltd.,…

  7. Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog

    DOE to Award 12 Contracts Totaling $55 Billion

    By Lorraine Mullings Campos, Amy Koch, Ellen Bastier

    The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) intends to award up to 12 indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts, including two awarded to small businesses, with a total contract ceiling of…

  8. Supplemental Conditions

    Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory

    By Wally Zimolong

    Sports fans are familiar with the scenario.  A team stands only seconds away from victory. It is so close many are already celebrating.  Suddenly, fate intervenes and a ball bounces…