SmallGovCon Week In Review: March 19 – 23, 2018

What a week of college basketball!  I don’t think anyone could have predicted a world in which UMBC knocked out Virginia and Loyola-Chicago is knocking on the door of the Final Four, but that’s where we are.  Tonight, both of my teams–Duke and KU–are playing, so I’ll be spending my Friday evening watching some hoops. But before March Madness kicks off, it’s time for the SmallGovCon Week in Review. In this week’s edition, the GSA and OMB are seeking legislative fixes as they move forward with the “Amazon Amendment,” protests against the major ENCORE III contract have been denied, a contractor admits to a bribery and gratuity scheme, and much more. The GSA and OMB are seeking legislative fixes as they seek to implement the so-called “Amazon Amendment.” [FederalNewsRadio] The major ENCORE III contract has survived four bid protests. [Nextgov] Speaking of protests, Professor Steven Schooner of George…

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