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Can the Agency Make an Offer of Judgment Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in a CBCA Appeal?
If the Agency Determines Proposals Each Present No Risk, Is It Still Possible to Evaluate Relative Risk?
Was the Protester’s Higher-Rated Proposal Worth a 115% Price Premium?
Class Deviation—System for Award Management
How Did this Agency Blunder into a Ruinous Best-Value Tradeoff?
When Does a Subcontractor Become a Third-Party Beneficiary of the Contract?
Unhappy with the Scope of Corrective Action? You Might as Well Be Screaming into the Void.
Agency Provides Masterclass in How Not to Evaluate Past Performance
Protester: “Solicitation Says X.” Agency: “No, Solicitation Says Y.” GAO: “You’re Both Right.”
Rescission of Class Deviation, Revision 1—Submission of Interim Vouchers Under Classified Contracts
Protester Was the Initial Awardee. Could the Protester Claim the Agency Secretly Favored to the Ultimate Awardee?
You May Have Included the Required Information in Your Proposal, But Did You Put It in the Right Place?
It’s Alive, It’s Alive: Can the Agency Resurrect an Expired Contract with an Option to Extend Services?
Protester Delivered Proposal to CO Before the Proposal Deadline. Why Didn’t the Agency Have to Consider It?
Agency Took Prompt Corrective Action in Response to Supplemental Protest. Why Was the Protester Still Entitled to Costs?
One Company Entered the Contract, But Another Company Performed It. Who Gets Paid?
Did the Solicitation Not Provide Enough Information or Did You Just Misread It?
Agency Was So Busy It Needed 13 Months to Issue a Final Decision. Was the ASBCA Going to Countenance Such Lollygagging?
Yikes! Make Sure Your E-filed Proposal Doesn’t Exceed the Size Limits of the Agency’s Server.
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