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Reconsideration Request Recycles Old Arguments, GAO Says No Thanks
So You Prevailed in a Protest, But GAO’s Recommended Corrective Action Is Moot. Now What?
No Standing, No Service: Why an ICE Air Contractor Couldn’t Challenge a Deportation Support Contract
Whither the Training Materials? Failure to Address Manual Requirement Sinks Proposal for Marine Systems Contract
Federal Circuit Unwilling to Countenance Protest Filed Two Years Late
Federal Circuit Reverses COFC Order that Awarded the Contract to the Protester
You Can’t Fight the Same Battle Twice: Issue Preclusion Negates Challenge to Default Termination
Out with the Old, Outdated PWS: Court Backs GSA’s Procurement Reset
Thank You, Next: Incumbent Loses Contract Despite Decades of Service
Putative Challenge to Evaluation Really Just an Untimely Objection to the Solicitation
Protester Tries, But Fails to Satisfy Experience Requirement with Subcontractor’s Project
Stuck in the Muck: Contractor’s Failure to Remove Sludge Mires Its Appeal
Why Didn’t this Protester’s Status as a Small Business Satisfy the Solicitation’s Small Business Participation Requirement?
Contractor Tried to Salvage a Dismissed Claim By Changing Its Legal Theory. The COFC Wasn’t Feeling It.
Dad’s Job Title Doesn’t Equal Control: OHA Remands Size Determination Based on Family Affiliation
GAO Unmoved by Reconsideration Request
ASBCA Says Government Doesn’t Have to Pay When Contractor Gives It Away for Free
Did this Awardee Make an Offer the Agency Should’ve Refused? Protester Claims Awardee Skipped a Mafia Background Check, But GAO Says this Argument Sleeps with the Fishes
“Words Have Meaning”: Why Did the COFC Reject the Protester’s Industry Standards Argument?
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