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comment_27112

Bob: I have sent you an email containing Kingdomware's petition to the Supreme Court and the Government's opposing brief, so you can post them for those who might be interested.

comment_28420

The recent brief filed by the VA attempts to make a point that orders under the FSS or other MAS contracts are not contracts for the application of various statutes and regulations. Although this is not the main thrust of the case, it would be nice if we could get the Supreme Court to opine on this topic - of which we have had much fun here at wifcon.

http://www.scotusblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/14-916bsunitedstates.pdf

comment_30067

I just left the Supreme Court, fascinating to hear the Chief Justice's discuss the meaning of "shall" and questioning why agencies don't use more of the Federal Supply Schedules.   

comment_32001

The SC issued its decision today reversing the Federal Circuit.  The Court ruled that the VA set aside procedures are mandatory and that FSS orders are contracts.  Therefore, the rule of two applies to such orders.

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