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GAO Sustains Due to a Botched Price Evaluation
COFC Thinks Government May Have Impeded Contractor’s Performance
When Didn’t this Task Order Fall Outside the Scope of the Underlying IDIQ Contract?
You Proposed Something the Solicitation Doesn’t Require. Don’t Complain When the Agency Assesses Your Ability to Do What You Proposed.
GAO Sustains Two Protest Arguments. How Did the Agency Overlook These Evaluation Errors?
When Does a Proposal Become an Offer?
Protester’s Past Performance References Were Related to the Requirement. Why Weren’t They Relevant?
Protester’s Labor Rates Were Realistic. So How Could Those Rates Still Be Risky?
How Did this Agency Muff the Evaluation of the Protester’s Compensation?
Did this Solicitation Bundle Previously Procured Requirements, or Did It Seek a New Requirement?
Don’t Let that SAM Registration Lapse!
Protester Had Commitments from All Incumbent Employees. Why Were the Protester’s Labor Rates Still Unrealistic
Federal Circuit Holds COFC Misconstrued Blue & Gold. Why Did the Federal Circuit Still Affirm?
Agency Emailed Debriefing Outside Normal Business Hours. Why Did the Protest Clock Begin to Run the Day the Email Was Sent and not the Next Business Day?
Protester Said Government Estimate Hadn’t Accounted for Inflation. Why Was the COFC Unconcerned?
Agency Conceded Evaluation Error But Claimed Protester Wasn’t Prejudiced. Why Didn’t GAO Buy What the Agency Was Selling?
Solicitation Requirements May Be Onerous But that Doesn’t Mean They’re Impossible to Satisfy
USPS Wanted Reprocurement Costs for Terminated Contract. Why Did the Postal Board Deny USPS’s Claim?
Protester Lamented Its Proposal Was Tanked by a Clerical Error. Why Did the Protester’s Complaints Fail to Stir GAO?
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