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GAO Says Rote Accounting of Strengths and Weaknesses Will Not Fly
Can an Awardee Challenge the Solicitation for the Contract It Just Received? COFC Says No.
Agency Said Protester Was Not Entitled to Costs Because the Protest Arguments Lacked Merit. Why Did GAO Think the Arguments Were Not So Flimsy?
Protester Claimed Agency’s Failure to Implement Corrective Action Justified Reimbursement of Costs. Why Didn’t GAO Agree?
Protester Claimed Agency Deviated from Its Response to Offeror Questions. But GAO Found the Protester Had Misconstrued the Response.
There’s No Exclusive Interpretation of “Exclusive”: COFC Rejects Protester’s Interpretation of an “Exclusive” Supply Agreement
GAO Says Agency Rightly Rejected Quotation Due to Copy-Paste Errors
The Court Do Math? COFC Says No Thank You, Remands.
Is It Conceivable That Everyone Knew About an FCA Settlement Except the Contracting Officer? GAO Says Yes
Interesting Arguments From an Uninterested Party: GAO Denies Protests From an Ineligible Protester
Cool Tech, But How Will You Use It? GAO Says New Technology By Itself Does Not Merit Extra Strength
No Missiles or Spacecrafts, No Fun: OHA Refused to Apply Missiles and Spacecraft Exception to NAICS Code
Protester Had Standing to Challenge Commerciality Determination, But Its Arguments Fell Short
Protester Brought a Litany of Arguments. GAO Denied Them All.
GAO Sustains Protest, Says Set-Aside Decision Relied on Incomplete Market Research
Protester Challenged Weaknesses Assessed to Its Proposal. GAO Didn’t Find Protester’s Arguments Compelling.
Don’t Wait Seven Weeks to Request Reimbursement of Protest Costs
SBA Flags One Way a Proposal Violates the Ostensible Subcontractor Rule
Protester Thought Agency Had Missed Some Strengths Identified by an Individual Evaluator. GAO Didn’t See It that Way.
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