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Protester Claimed Solicitation Sought to Replicate an Existing Platform. COFC Didn’t See It That Way
Protester Challenged All Three of the Agency’s Price Reasonableness Analysis Methods. GAO Rejected the Protester’s Arguments.
The Price Is Right When the Price Is Reasonable. COFC Sees Nothing Wrong With the Agency’s Price Reasonableness Analysis
The Protester Challenged Every Weakness. GAO Found No Reason to Doubt the Agency’s Evaluation
More Does Not Mean More: COFC Didn’t Think Protester Deserved Credit for the “Depth and Breadth” of Its Performance
Protester Challenged the Basis of a Sole-Source Award. Why Did GAO Reject the Protester’s Argument?
GAO Finds Agency’s Failure to Evaluate PLAs Didn’t Prejudice the Protester
Is Inadvertent Disclosure of the Agency Report the Same as Inadvertent Disclosure of Privileged Information? GAO Says No
GAO Ruled Agency’s Weakness Evaluations Were Clean
GAO Cements the Solicitation’s Concrete Requirements
Two out of Three Is All You Need. OHA Says LLC Was Sufficiently Controlled by Qualifying Veterans
The Solicitation Was Ambiguous as to Whether this Position Was Key, But It Wasn’t Key to This Protest
GAO Permits Agency to Assign a Strength and a Weakness for the Same Approach
Can You Resurrect a Withdrawn Protest? No, Says GAO.
Protester’s Key Personnel Was Highly Qualified, But It Didn’t Merit a Strength
Protester Objected to a Weakness It Received for Multi-Hatted Personnel. GAO Didn’t See a Problem.
The Protester’s Helpdesk Was of No Help Securing This Task Order
GAO Severs Protest Grounds. Protester Only Reimbursed for One Challenge
Protester Prevailed on an Agency Protest But Didn’t Like the Resulting Corrective Action. Why Did GAO Think the Corrective Action Was Fine?
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