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Unsure About Whether You’ve Contracted with DoD? This GAO Decision Will Set You Straight.
Was the Army Obligated to Evaluate Small Business Participation at the Task Order Level? GAO Says No
Federal Circuit Vacates COFC’s Ruling, Holds Government Was Not Obligated to Deliver a Defect-Free Port
The Protester Alleged a Disparate Evaluation. Why Did GAO Reject the Protester’s Argument?
When COs Collide: Contracting Officer’s Responsibility Determination Is Bound by Commanding Officer’s Decision on Base Access
Protester Argued It Qualified as a Small Business Even Though It Recertified as Other than Small. Why Didn’t GAO Agree?
Protester Claimed Its Key Personnel Deserved a Higher Rating, But GAO Found the Protester Had Merely Met the Solicitation’s Requirements
The Protester Complained that It Had Been Left Out of a Competition. But GAO Let It Ride, Finding the Agency Had Not Deliberately Excluded the Protester.
The Contract Must Go On. Agency Attempts to Fill Bridge Contract With an Existing FSS Contract Holder. COFC Says Hold On.
If There’s No Price Realism Provision, the Agency Only Needs to Find a Reasonable Price
Protester Alleged Agency Wrongly Excluded Its Proposal. But GAO Found the Protester Had Misread the Solicitation.
The Protester Said the Agency Misevaluated the Past Performance of a Mentor-Protege JV. GAO Asked SBA What It Thought and Denied the Protest Accordingly
The COFC Can’t Hear a Protest of a Task Order Award. But Can It Hear a Protest Challenging a Corrective Action Taken in a GAO Protest Challenging a Task Order Award?
Protester Said It Could Fill More Positions With Fewer Employees. Why Did GAO Think this Approach Merited a Deficiency?
Percipience of Percipient.ai: What Does the FASA “Task-Order Bar” Look Like Post-Percipient.ai?
GAO Says Agency Was Not Bound by the Rule of Two
Protester Thought It Was Supposed to Use Government-Provided Systems. GAO Said the Protester Misread the Solicitation.
The Protester Claimed the Responsibility Determination Violated Its Due Process Rights. Why Wasn’t the COFC Persuaded?
Protester Alleged a Disparate Evaluation. GAO Didn’t See It.
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