The FedLift Launchpad
Steven KoprinceThe FedLift Launchpad provides insights on U.S. federal government contracting with a small business focus--and a few dad jokes thrown in.
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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
They're Small Business Goals, Not Small Business Mandates
“The federal government is required to set aside at least 23% of prime contracts for small businesses.”
Limitations on Subcontracting: Three Myths Debunked
In the wake of the SBA’s suspension of an 8(a) Program participant for allegedly serving as a “pass-through” and the SBA’s subsequent sweeping 8(a) Program audit, the government contracting community is understandably talking about the impo...
Joint Ventures: Agency Can Rely Solely on Mentor’s Experience, GAO Says
In evaluating the proposal submitted by an SBA mentor-protégé joint venture, an agency was permitted to rely solely on the mentor’s relevant experience without considering the protégé’s experience, according to a recent GAO bid protest deci...
Agency Unreasonably Ignored Offeror’s Proposal Extension Request, Court Rules
An agency unreasonably ignored an offeror’s request that the deadline for its Final Proposal Revision be extended because of technical difficulties the offeror experienced with the agency’s electronic portal.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Former federal government contracts attorney turned government contracts educator, author, blogger, and board member. Also a mediocre (but enthusiastic!) pickleballer.
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