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February 2019 - page 2

Violations of Davis-Bacon Results in Three-Year Suspension for One Contractor

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The Labor Department’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) who routinely conducts ‘audits’ of contractor compliance with various labor laws including the DBRA (Davis-Bacon and Related Acts) recently found four contractors working on a construction project in violation of the DBRA. Each of the four contractors were found to have shorted employees and all have agreed to pay those employees affected by the violations.

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Violations of Davis-Bacon Results in Three-Year Suspension for One Contractor

Leading execs to share insights on 2019 strategies — Washington Technology

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With the specter of another partial shutdown gone and unlikely to return, government contractors can put their full attention on the strategies they need to win in 2019 and beyond.

Source: Leading execs to share insights on 2019 strategies — Washington Technology

Say What? SBA Says the Runway Extension Act Doesn’t Apply to SBA | SmallGovCon – Government Contracts Law Blog

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The Small Business Runway Extension Act continues to be a hot topic of conversation among small businesses. For good reason: it revised the receipts calculation period for revenue-based size standards from three years to five.

Source: Say What? SBA Says the Runway Extension Act Doesn’t Apply to SBA | SmallGovCon – Government Contracts Law Blog

Navy Cancels Several of its Unique Procurement Regulations

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The Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) system is extensive and complex. Not only do we have the basic FAR regulations, but nearly every executive agency has their own FAR supplement. These include the DFARS (Defense) which we refer to often in these pages, DEARS (Energy), NFS (NASA), AGAR (Agriculture), DOLARS (Labor), DOSARS (State), GSAM (GSA) and many many more. There are about 33 FAR Supplements in total. Companies that are seeking work with a Governmental agency would do well to familiarize themselves with the particular regulations of that agency.

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Navy Cancels Several of its Unique Procurement Regulations

The Evolution of Cloud on GSA Schedule 70 | Government Sales Insider

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As the government continues its initiative to modernize and transform IT across its ever-expanding network,cloud technology has been, and will continue to be, critical in achieving government missions.

Source: The Evolution of Cloud on GSA Schedule 70 | Government Sales Insider

Energy Department Contractor Sued by Justice Department

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The Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit last week against a contractor providing security, fire protection, utilities, and information technology at DOE’s Hanford (Washington) site accusing it of defrauding DOE of tens of millions of dollars.

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Energy Department Contractor Sued by Justice Department

Department of Navy Chief Information Officer – News: DON IT Conference Presentations Available

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Presentations given during the DON IT conference sessions held in San Diego, CA, Feb. 13-15, are available by request to government civilian, military personnel, and DoD support contractors. Please submit your request by using the “Contact Us” link located in the DON CIO Information section

Source: Department of Navy Chief Information Officer – News: DON IT Conference Presentations Available

Agencies May Evaluate Contractor Responsibility under FSS Orders, Says GAO | SmallGovCon – Government Contracts Law Blog

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Contractor responsibility is to be considered before every federal contract award, but what about task orders issued under an FSS contract? Are contractors still subject to responsibility inquiries when competing for orders?

Source: Agencies May Evaluate Contractor Responsibility under FSS Orders, Says GAO | SmallGovCon – Government Contracts Law Blog

Two studies debunk ‘urban myths’ about GSA Advantage

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The Coalition for Government Procurement and the Naval Postgraduate School found agencies were getting better deals through GSA Advantage than through pilots using Amazon.

Source: Two studies debunk ‘urban myths’ about GSA Advantage

Changes to Limitations on Subcontracting: My Game Changers Podcast | SmallGovCon – Government Contracts Law Blog

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The limitations on subcontracting are undergoing some major changes in 2019, including a newly-effective DoD class deviation and the FAR Council’s long-awaited proposal for a comprehensive overhaul.

Source: Changes to Limitations on Subcontracting: My Game Changers Podcast | SmallGovCon – Government Contracts Law Blog

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