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Protester Argued Failure to Inform of Requirement Meant It Was Immaterial. GAO Disagreed.
GAO Backs Agency’s Broad View of Relevance in Past Performance Evaluation
COFC Finds Agency Lacked a Rational Basis for Excluding Protester’s Proposal
The Agency Only Sent RFQ to 4 Vendors When Others Could Meet the Requirements. Why Was GAO Unconcerned?
GAO Finds Protester’s Recent Experience Lacked Breadth and Depth
As GAO Reopens Post-Shutdown, Contract Awardees Should Leverage a Powerful Early Tactic to Defeat Bid Protests
Bid Protests & Dispute Resolutions in Federal Contracting
GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Agency Didn’t Properly Document OCI Investigation or Technical Evaluation
Protester Said Agency Erred in Finding Its Proposal Unacceptable, But GAO Found the Protester Didn’t Address a Critical Requirement
The Awardee’s SAM Registration Omitted the NAICS Code that Applied to the Contract. Did this Mean the Awardee Was Ineligible?
Protester Alleged Agency Didn’t Sufficiently Investigate OCI Allegations. Why Did the COFC Reject the Protester’s Arguments?
When AI Backfires: GAO Dismisses Protests Over Fake Citations and Warns of Sanctions
Protester Alleged Disparate Treatment, But COFC Found the Awardee Had a Superior Approach
What Ga. Government Contractors Should Know About Bid Protests and Delays During Federal Government Shutdown
Protester Claimed Lease Solicitation Violated Federal Regulations on Office Space, But COFC Didn’t See a Problem
GAO Dismisses Protest, Finds Protester Was Not Next in Line for Award
Protester Claimed Task Order Exceeded Scope of IDIQ. Why Did COFC Reject the Argument?
COFC Finds Protester Wasn’t Harmed by a Mere “Advisory” Evaluation
Failure to Submit Key Personnel Résumés Dooms Protest
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