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Claims Court Refuses Protest Of Grant That’s Not A Contract
Did this Agency Improperly Favor the Incumbent or Simply Credit a Highly Relevant Contract?
Wondering About the Difference Between a Contract and a Grant? COFC Has Got You Covered.
Protester Proposed Staff with a High School/GED for a PhD Level Position. Why Did the Protester Think This Was Reasonable?
Is Promissory Estoppel a Remedy in a GAO Protest?
Protester and Awardee Had the Same Adjectival Ratings. Why Did GAO Think the Agency Disparately Evaluated Proposals?
Incumbent Complained When Soliciting Agency Refused to Complete Past Performance Questionnaire. Why Was the Protest Premature?
Agency Assessed Awardee a Significant Weakness. Protester Said Agency Should’ve Assessed a Deficiency. Why Did COFC Side with the Protester?
Solicitation Required Vendors to Describe Their Abilities to Do the Work. Did This Also Require Vendors to Describe How They Would Do the Work?
COFC Often Allows Protesters to Supplement the Record When the Protest Alleges a Misrepresentation. Why Didn’t COFC Allow Supplementation in this Case?
Protester Thought Solicitation Didn’t Contain Enough Information. GAO Said Agency Was Reasonably Encouraging Innovation.
Protester Claimed Agency Unreasonably Modified Solicitation, But GAO Said the Agency Had Actually Modified the Contract
Protester Argued It Wasn’t Required to Address Every PWS Subtask. Why Did GAO Think the Protester Misinterpreted the Solicitation?
Does the “Close-at-Hand” Doctrine Apply to Corporate Experience? GAO Says No.
Protester Thought Problems with Its Proposal Only Required Minor Revisions. GAO Said Minor Revisions Wouldn’t Suffice.
Protester Said Price Realism Evaluation Was Flawed. Why Didn’t GAO Bite?
Protester Wanted More Strengths and Fewer Weaknesses. GAO Wasn’t Moved.
Lapsed SAM Registration Almost Strikes Again
Company Objected to Agency’s Choice of NAICS Code. Why Did OHA Side with the Agency?
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