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CBCA Dismisses Non-Monetary Claim on Prudential Grounds, Finding Appeal Was No Longer a Live Dispute; Midland Language Center v. Department of Veteran Affairs, CBCA 6841
Losing Money While Litigating a Protest Is Not the Type of Irreparable Injury that Will Justify a Temporary Restraining Order; Harmonia Holdings Group, LLC v. United States, COFC Nos. 20-1300 & 20-1318
Agency Appropriately Considered Proposal Deficiencies as Part of Competitive Range Determination; Quantico Tactical, Inc. v. United States, COFC 20-120C, 20-150C
COFC Allows Contractor to Depose Government Regarding Agency’s First Article Testing; Ehren-Haus Industries, Inc. v. United States, COC No. 19-946C
Proposal Condemned by Generalities and Lack of Detail; Perspecta Enterprise Solutions, LLC, GAO B-418870.6, B-418870.7
Federal Circuit Holds that Challenge to Agency Decision Removing Contractor from Government Supply List Falls within COFC’s Bid Protest Jurisdiction; LAX Electronics, Inc. v United States, Fed. Cir. 2020-1498
Protester Challenging a Solicitation Can’t Recover Costs and Attorneys’ Fees When the Government Cancels the Solicitation; Utech Products d/b/a EndoSoft, LLC. v. United States, COFC No. 20-1082C
SSA Reasonably Downgraded Rating Assessed by Technical Evaluators; Amaze Technologies, LLC, GAO B-418949 et al.
GAO Can’t Hear Challenge to Award of Task Order Where Task Order Did Not Change Scope of Work of Underlying IDIQ Contract; The MayaTech Corporation, GAO B-419313
Agency Not Obligated to Consider Close at Hand Information that Relates to Technical Requirements; Prudential Protective Services, LLC, GAO B-419005, B-419005.2
GAO Finds Cornucopia of Procurement Errors, Sustains Protest; Connected Global Solutions, LLC, GAO B-418266.4, B-418266.7
“It’s Just a Flesh Wound”: Protester’s Failure to Provide Rationale for Its Profit Rate Not a Mere “Clerical Error”; Digiflight, Inc. v United States, COFC No. 20-764C
GAO Sustains Protest Due to “Pervasive Errors” in the Competition and Evaluation of Proposals; HomeSafe Alliance, LLC, GAO B-418266.5 et al.
Protester Argues that IDIQ Contracts Are Not Real Contracts—GAO Says “Wrong”; JSR, Inc., GAO B-419110
Protester Can’t Recover Costs for Dismissed Protest Grounds; Arrow Security & Training, LLC—Costs, GAO B-418720.11
GAO Refuses to Hear Protest that Depends on Enforceability of Non-Compete Agreement; AVER, LLC, GAO B-419244
Protester Unable to Convince GAO that Its Exception to Solicitation Requirement Was Actually the Agency Applying Unstated Criteria; Ventera Corporation, GAO B-418871, B-418871.2
Protester Alleges It Was Not Required to Address Every Element in PWS—GAO Says, “You Misread the Solicitation”; RIVA Solutions, Inc., GAO B-417858.2 B-417858.10
Agency Not Required to Make Additional Efforts to Ascertain Whether Apparently Unavailable Key Person Is Actually Unavailable; PAE Applied Technologies, LLC, GAO B-419133
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