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It’s in There: GAO Finds Allegedly Unstated Criteria Were Encompassed by Stated Criteria
One Claim or Two? Contractor’s Second Bite at the Apple Survives Dismissal
GAO Says Agency Can Establish a Competitive Range of One Vendor
Death by CPARS: Too Many Marginal Ratings Tank Protester’s Proposal
COFC Affirms Capacious Deference to Agencies in Protests that Broach National Security Matters
ASBCA Finds Army’s Landfill Deadline May Have Breached Contract
“You Don’t See the Real Me”: GAO Finds Protester’s Proposal Was Merely Good, Not Excellent
Contractor Unsuccessfully Attempts to Slip Two New Claims into Its Appeal
ASBCA Says Government Is on the Hook for Delayed Military Escorts
Despite Protester’s Creative Procedural Arguments, GAO Finds Protests Were Submitted Too Late
GAO Unbothered by Solo Discussions with the “Best Suited” Vendor
Sure, I Got an Award, But I’m Mad Someone Else Did Too. Can I Protest?
Low Price, High Drama: Did the Navy Cut Corners on the Price Analysis?
When Your “Joint Venture” Isn’t Just Semantics: How a Kuwait Sponsorship Deal Became a Massive Unallowable Cost
ASBCA Searches But Can’t Find Evidence of Submitted Claim, Dismisses for Lack of Jurisdiction
GAO Reaffirms that Proposals Without a Realistic Chance of Award Do Not Belong in the Competitive Range
If Your Mentor-Protege Agreement Ends After Proposal Submission But Before Award, Do You Still Qualify as a Small Business? No, Says COFC.
When Your Prime Goes Bankrupt, Can You Make the Government Pay the Tab?
The Protester Prevailed in Its Bid Protest. Why Did the COFC Deny Proposal Costs?
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