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No Protesting Canceled Contracts, Says COFC

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Often contractors will protest an award, then learn that the contract at issue was cancelled by the government due to corrective action. Court of Federal Claims (COFC) heard a bid protest in which a protested procurement saw its contract and orders cancelled due to corrective action, but the protester wanted to continue protesting.

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Leveraging Social Media to Succeed in Federal Contracting

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Federal contracting success isnt just about submitting proposals. In this blog, well explore actionable strategies to help you make the most of social media to grow your presence in the federal marketplace. Its about building relationships and showcasing your capabilities to the right people.

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Thank You, COFC Judicial Conference

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For those looking for more information on this topic, here are some resources for you: Original blog post: New OCI Law Focuses on Private Sector Contracts, More Examples, More Procedures Contracting While Impaired: Court Rejects Overbroad Finding of OCI Based on Impaired Objectivity Apparent Conflict: Appearance of Impropriety Enough to Exclude a Contractor (..)

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Webinar Event: Legal Updates 2024 hosted by the Catalyst Center for Business & Entrepreneurship, November 20, 2024

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In this webinar, government contracting attorneys, John Holtz and Gregory Weber will discuss the most important legal developments for federal contractors in 2024. The Catalyst Center for Business & Entrepreneurship is hosting this helpful, virtual workshop on Legal Updates 2024.

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GovCon FAQs: Do I need an SBA MPA for a JV?

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We at SmallGovCon are excited to announce this first in a new line of blogs we call GovCon FAQs. Our firm handles a wide variety of federal procurement and contract matters, from bid protests, size protests, joint ventures, socio-economic certifications, to everything in between. This blog will kick off that FAQ page for contractors.

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SmallGovCon Week in Review: October 28-November 1, 2024

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Hello, Blog Readers and happy November! This week in federal government contracting NASA has announced a $1.8 billion COSMOS contract and tech giants are pushing for legislation to streamline federal cloud procurement, aligning with the GSA’s advocacy for simpler cloud purchasing and value-based contracting.

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SmallGovCon Week in Review: March 10-14, 2025

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He created a great resource for us here at SmallGovCon and provided very helpful information that we used weekly in our Week in Review blogs. Thank you, Bob, for your dedicated service, and for the new operators of this very helpful site. Please visit the website at WIFCON.com.