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GAO Answers Question Everyone’s Been Asking: Can a Requirement for Experience in Lubricant Analysis Be Satisfied by a Subcontractor?
GAO Sustains Challenge to Evaluation. How Did the Agency Transform a Best-Value Procurement into an LPTA Duel?
How Much of the GAO Protest Record Must Be Included in the Administrative Record of a COFC Protest?
Subcontractor Claimed Its Communications with Government Created an Implied Contract. Were Those Communications Just Coy Flirtation or a Real Commitment?
Agency Booted Proposal for an Unacceptable Approach to COVID-19. Why Was the Approach Deficient?
Can a Contractor Recover Costs Imposed by COVID Restrictions or Does the Sovereign Acts Doctrine Strike Again?
Did the Claimant’s Cost Reimbursement Contract Allow It to Wait Ten Years to Submit a Claim?
The Agency May Have Waived Past Performance Relevancy Requirements. Why Wasn’t the Protester Prejudiced by the Waiver?
How Much Knowledge About the Government’s Alleged Liability Must One Possess to Certify a Claim?
Size Protest Alleged Affiliation Based on One Theory, But SBA Found Affiliation Based on a Different Theory. Did this Violate the Challenged Company’s Due Process Rights?
Contractor Spent $100,000 in Legal Fees on a $34,000 Claim. Could It Recover All Its Fees Under the EAJA?
COFC Lambastes Cancellation of Solicitation. How Did the Agency Botch the Cancellation Decision?
Were the Agency’s COVID-19 Restrictions a Constructive Change to the Contract?
Disappointed Bidder Emailed the CO, Alleging the Awardee Was Not Small. Did the Email Constitute a Size Protest?
Agency Rejected Proposal with Obvious Data-Entry Error. Should the Agency Have Sought Clarification?
ASBCA Takes Deep Dive Into Perplexing Metaphysical Conundrum: Are a Building’s Stairs Part of Its Structure?
If You’re Gonna Challenge Awardee’s SDVOSB Status, You Better Have More than “Internet Postings and Speculation
CO Assigned a Logistics Solicitation an NAICS Code for Services, Bidder Contended Solicitation Actually Sought Goods. Who Was Right?
Protester Didn’t Submit a Bid by the Proposal Deadline. Why Did the Federal Circuit Hold the Protester Still Had Standing to Protest?
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