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GAO Sustains Protest, Essentially Finds that ICE’s Evaluation Was Deeply Flawed
You Ain’t All That: GAO Thinks Incumbent Overrated Its Appeal
Half an Inch from a Quarter-Billion: COFC Tells Contractors to Read the Spec, Not the Industry
Protester Claimed Brand Name or Equal Requirement Effectively Established Sole-Source Procurement. GAO Was Not Convinced.
A Tale of Two Companies: Discrepancy in Protester’s Spreadsheet Leads to the Worst of Times at GAO
Debarred and Denied: Federal Circuit Holds Debarred Contractor Lacks Standing to Protest
Reconsideration Request Recycles Old Arguments, GAO Says No Thanks
Too Late to the Party: Federal Circuit Decision an Object Lesson in Why Awardees Should Intervene in Bid Protests ASAP
So You Prevailed in a Protest, But GAO’s Recommended Corrective Action Is Moot. Now What?
No Harm, No Foul: GAO Reminds Protesters that Competitive Prejudice Must Be Shown When the Agency Waives a Material Solicitation Requirement
FAA’s “No-Protest” Clause Struck Down
No Standing, No Service: Why an ICE Air Contractor Couldn’t Challenge a Deportation Support Contract
Whither the Training Materials? Failure to Address Manual Requirement Sinks Proposal for Marine Systems Contract
Federal Circuit Unwilling to Countenance Protest Filed Two Years Late
Federal Circuit Reverses COFC Order that Awarded the Contract to the Protester
Understanding the Basics: Required Debriefings
Out with the Old, Outdated PWS: Court Backs GSA’s Procurement Reset
Thank You, Next: Incumbent Loses Contract Despite Decades of Service
From the Front Lines: Bid Protests and Beyond (with Scott Flesch)
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