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A Recent Federal Circuit Case Highlights the Perils of Not Intervening in a Bid Protest and Raises Issues Caused by a Party’s Failure To File a Redacted Pleading
GAO Affrms that You Can Offer Discounts, But the Agency Doesn’t Have to Accept Them
Court Rejects Conclusory Evaluation in Federal Supply Schedule Procurement
The Agency Took Award from the Protester and Gave It to Another Offeror. Why Was COFC Cool with the Switcheroo?
Can’t Compete? You Can’t Protest.
Worried Three’s a Crowd? Decline Intervention at Your Own Peril
Why File: A Refresher on Challenging Solicitation Terms in a Pre-Award Protest
Agency Only Held Discussions with One Offeror. Why Did GAO Let It Slide?
Help Me Help You: GAO Affirms Agency Is Not Required to Seek Clarifications
COFC Sides with Protester, Finds Agency Tried to Evade Injunction
Bid Protest Minute: Pricing Narratives Won’t Save You If Rates Look Unrealistic, GAO Says
Latest Update on Bid Protests in Alabama
Decision to Cancel CIO-SP4 Had Nothing to Do with Protests
Protester Sought Protest Costs After Agency Took Corrective Action. Why Did GAO Only Recommend a Partial Award of Costs?
GAO Rebukes Protester Over Hallucinated Citations, Reminds Firms of Risks of AI/LLM-Assisted Legal Practice
If Your GAO Protest Is Due During a Government Shutdown, You Must File the First Business Day After the Shutdown Ends
Bridge to Nowhere: COFC Says Incumbents not Guaranteed Bridge Contract During CICA Stay
All Things Protest Podcast
Protester Asserted the Agency Violated the Rule of Two. GAO Didn’t See It That Way
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