Government Contracts Breakfast Series: Other Transaction Authority – November 28, 2018 | Government Contracts Legal Forum
Crowell & Moring is pleased to announce the launch of our Government Contracts Breakfast Series. All of the sessions will be held in Northern Virginia and focus on issues most important to government contractors. Our third session is described below.
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Opportunity Alert: OASIS On-Ramps Begin with Pool 1 Small Business | Lohfeld
On August 21, the General Services Administration (GSA) issued a pre-solicitation notice to on-ramp contractors to the existing One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Small Business (OASIS SB) Pool 1. The OASIS on-ramps will follow a phased approach beginning with Pool 1, the most used pool with the smallest size standard ($15 million). Due to the size standard, GSA anticipates that most vendors will not be eligible to compete on task orders by April 2019; therefore, on-ramping is needed. The final solicitation will be released on or about September 9, 2018.
Source: Opportunity Alert: OASIS On-Ramps Begin with Pool 1 Small Business | Lohfeld
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Government Contracts Breakfast Series: Mandatory Disclosures, Investigations, and the False Claims Act – October 24, 2018 | Government Contracts Legal Forum
Crowell & Moring is pleased to announce the launch of our Government Contracts Breakfast Series. All of the sessions will be held in Northern Virginia and focus on issues most important to government contractors. Our second session is described below.
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SMALL BUSINESS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING (“Smalltofeds”): Risk Analysis and Provisional Indirect Rates In Government Contracting
Articles at this site have over-viewed FAR and CAS Compliant business systems for small enterprises undertaking federal government contracting:
Establishing FAR and CAS Compliant Business System
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Government Contracts “101” – Back to Basics – October 10, 2018 | Government Contracts Legal Forum
Join us as we provide an overview of the fundamentals of contracting with the federal government. Topics to discuss include the FAR, key statutes and regulations, bid and proposal process, bid protests, disputes, cybersecurity, changes, claims, key compliance issues, suspension/debarment, and costs.
Source: Government Contracts “101” – Back to Basics – October 10, 2018 | Government Contracts Legal Forum
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The Civil False Claims Act & OTAs – FederalNewsRadio.com
This week’s Off the Shelf features Marcia Madsen, partner at Mayer Brown LLP and a leading government contracts attorney.
Source: The Civil False Claims Act & OTAs – FederalNewsRadio.com
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File a Claim First, Then File Your Appeal
The ASBCA (Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals) dismissed, for lack of jurisdiction, an appeal by a contractor because there was insufficient evidence to show that the contracting officer ever received the claim.
Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: File a Claim First, Then File Your Appeal
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CO Identifies Wrong Appeals Board, Appeal Dismissed Anyway – SmallGovCon
An Air Force Contracting Officer, asked by a contractor where to send an appeal, provided the contractor with information about the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, not the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals.
Despite the Contracting Officer’s erroneous advice, the CBCA dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction.
Source: CO Identifies Wrong Appeals Board, Appeal Dismissed Anyway – SmallGovCon
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Yes, An Agency Can Change the NAICS Code from One Iteration of a Contract to the Next – SmallGovCon
As the incumbent contractor, you’re excited to bid on the successor contract. The day it’s posted, you dash to fbo.gov, pull up the solicitation, and breathe a sigh of relief: the contract is still exclusively a small business set-aside. But wait! Under the assigned NAICS code your business doesn’t fall below the size standard. Can the agency change the NAICS code from one iteration of the contract to another? Sure, so long as the selected NAICS code meets the regulatory standard.
Source: Yes, An Agency Can Change the NAICS Code from One Iteration of a Contract to the Next – SmallGovCon
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More OTAs, less LPTA part of the impending upheaval for contractors – FederalNewsRadio.com
Views from the Corner Office is a new show designed to talk to the private sector leaders that influence and impact the federal market. The goal of this monthly discussion is for federal executives, lawmakers and other industry experts to gain insights and a better understanding into the trends, the challenges and the evaluation of the technology, acquisition and leadership in the federal market by the executives who lead the federal practices of government contractors.
John Wood, CEO of Telos, sat down with Federal News Radio’s executive editor Jason Miller at the station’s studios in Washington, D.C.
Source: More OTAs, less LPTA part of the impending upheaval for contractors – FederalNewsRadio.com
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