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Protester Alleged Agency Disregarded Information in Its Proposal. Not So, Says GAO.
Putative Subcontractor Claimed It Had Standing to Protest Under Percipient.ai. Why Did the COFC Disagree?
GAO Sustains Protest Challenging Decision to Convert Competitive Bid Solicitation to Negotiated Procurement
GAO Says Incumbent Price Is All You Need to Assess Price Reasonableness
Protester Argued Its Contracts Should Be Reinstated after the Federal Circuit Overturned COFC’s Injunction. Why Did COFC Refuse?
GAO Finds Awardee’s Poor Performance on Other Contracts Was Not a “Serious Concern”
A New Dissection in the Certification Requirements Under the Trade Agreements Act
How Many Days In a Week? Five or Seven? GAO Is on the Case.
Groundswell Claims the Army Wanted Accenture to Win the $1B EBS-C Competition
GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Agency Didn’t Properly Analyze Awardee’s Low Compensation Rates
Protester Claimed Agency Didn’t Compare Awardee’s Costs to Any Meaningful Data. Why Didn’t GAO See a Problem?
The Evaluation Could’ve Been More Thorough, But COFC Thought It Was Good Enough
Protesters Claimed Agency Should Have Rejected Awardees’ Low Prices. GAO Disagreed
The Agency Had Hired Many of the Protester’s Former Employees. The Protester Argued this Indicated It Had a Strong Management Approach. Why Didn’t GAO Agree?
Protester Argued the Agency Conducted Unequal Interchanges. Why Did GAO Find this Was an Untimely Challenge to the Solicitation’s Terms?
Protester Argued the Solicitation Was Ambiguous. GAO Said Too Late, You Already Won
Protester Alleged the Agency’s Communications with the Awardee Were Discussions. Why Didn’t the COFC Agree?
GAO Finds Protester’s Work on Another Contractor Created Too Many Conflicts
The Protester Asserted a Long List of Challenges, But GAO Denied Them All
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