Venable - With the COVID-19 pandemic front and center, this month has seen several developments that impact government contractors, including notable legislative and regulatory updates, the publication of various reports, and modifications to the procedures and operations of courts and administrative bodies. This article provides an overview of these events from March 2020.
Courts, Boards, & GAO
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Who Needs Privity? Subcontractor Survives Jurisdictional Challenge Through Prime Sponsorship of Its Claim • GAO Reaffirms that Proposals Without a Realistic Chance of Award Do Not Belong in the Competitive Range • Protests are Starting to Test the Limits of Procurement Speed • A Judge Ruled that SBA Mishandled the ATI Case. But the Company Remains Suspended. • Anthropic and Iran – the Government Contracting State of Play
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider – March 2020
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