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Unstated Criteria or Oblique Reference? GAO Finds Purported Unstated Criterion Could be Inferred from Solicitation’s Terms
The Bid Protest Chronicles: Procrastination, Hallucinations, and Missing Model Numbers
Counsel Commentary: Congress Focuses on Incumbent Protesters
Ya Basic! Protester Says Awardee’s Unremarkable Past Performance Did Not Merit High Rating. But GAO Found Awardee Transcended Mere Mediocrity
Protester Identified an Evaluation Error, But to No Avail
Protecting Protest Rights When a Procurement Scandal Is Unfolding
Procedure Over Substance: COFC Denies Relief After Protester Proves Error in Noblis
Winning Protest Undone by Waiver of Injunctive Relief
Protester Cannot Surmount Late Proposal Revisions
‘Tis But a Scratch: Protester Alleged Its Deficiencies Were Merely “Administrative and Document-Based”. GAO Thought They Were a Bigger Deal.
Botched Bachelor Boarding: GAO Finds Protester’s Proposed Accommodations Were too Small
“In Scope” vs. “Out of Scope” Modifications: How GAO Explains The Difference
GAO Dismisses Protest, Finds Argument Was Premised on Hearsay and Conjecture
Just in Time: An Overview of Bid Protest Timeliness
Your Approach May Be Similar to the Awardee’s, But that Doesn’t Mean It’s “Substantially Indistinguishable”
Solicitation Did Not Require Agency to Evaluate Identified Personnel, So Awardee Could Not Have Misrepresented Its Personnel
Late Proposal Risks in Federal Contracting
Protester Can’t Overcome “Severe Underestimation” of Resources Required for Contract
Not So Equal After All: GAO Rejects Disparate Treatment Claims in iAdeptive
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