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The CO Referred to the Awardee as “Apparent Awardee” Two Months Before the Decision. Why Wasn’t the COFC Concerned?
The Protester Argued the Awardee’s Past Performance References Shouldn’t Count. Why Did GAO Reject the Argument?
Protester Argued the Amendment Created a Sole-Source Award. Why Did GAO Dismiss?
GAO Refused to Blow Up the Agency’s TNT Contract
GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Agency Improperly Distinguished Between a “Warm Bench Pulled From Pre-Vetted Candidates” and a “Bench of Pre-Vetted Candidates”
The Agency Didn’t Evaluate Past Performance. Why Did the COFC Let It Slide?
Protester Accused Agency of a Myriad of Malfeasance, But GAO Wasn’t Persuaded
GAO Affirms FAR part 19 Does Not Apply to FSS Procurements
The Solicitation Said the Government Intended to Conduct Discussions. Why Was COFC Cool with the Government Skipping Discussions?
Awardee’s Proposed Personnel Lacked Required Experience. Why Didn’t GAO Think this Lack of Experience Merited a Low Confidence Rating?
GAO Finds Agency Properly Rejected an Incomplete Proposal
The Protester Said the Agency Needed Certificate of Competence from SBA. Why Didn’t the COFC Agree?
GAO Dismissed a Protest Because the Protester Had Been Suspended. Could the Protester Revive the Protest When the Suspension Was Lifted?
The Protester Claimed It Was Still In the Competitive Range. GAO Said the Evaluation Told a Different Story.
Protester Challenged the Award of a Task Order. Why Did GAO Dismiss the Protest?
Protester Asked COFC to Stay a Decision Pending Appeal. Why Did the Court Find a Stay Was Not Warranted?
Protester Claimed Amendment to Remove PLA Requirement Was Improper. Why Did GAO Reject the Argument?
COFC Affirms that Agencies Are Not Bound by Prior Procurements
Oral Arguments Set for $1B Army Contract Dispute
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