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Government Shutdown Obviates Successful Protest
Indirect Doesn’t Mean Exempt: ASBCA Rejects Cross‑Motions Over U.S.-Flag Transportation Costs
Fed Circuit: No Injunction Test Needed to Challenge a CICA Override
A Moral Victory Only: Protester Shows Likelihood of Success But Court Denies Preliminary Injunction
Can’t Wait 100 Days: COFC Upholds Army’s Override of CICA Stay
ASBCA Finds that Claimant May Have Had an Agreement, But It Did Not Have a Contract
ASBCA Affirms that It Has Authority to Unconditionally Dismiss an Appeal Without Prejudice
GAO to SBA: Thanks for Your Input, But We’ll Read the Regulation Ourselves
If You’re a Subcontractor that Performs the Duties of a Prime Contractor Do You Qualify as a Prime Contractor? GAO Says No.
A Tasty Debate Over West Point Dining Contracts
Contractor Convinced Board to Reconsider Dismissal of Appeal Only for the Board to Dismiss Again on Different Grounds
Protester Did Not Believe Agency Canceled Solicitation. GAO Attempted to Disabuse Them of this Misapprehension
“Let’s Do the Time Warp Again”: GAO Finds Agency Did Not Allow Vendors Enough Time to Respond to Successive Solicitation Amendments
Ignorance Is Bliss: GAO Denies Protest Over Pricing Info Leak
The More the Merrier: VA’s 32-Award IT Contract Survives Mass Protest
If Your Protest Is a “Bullet List of Conclusory Allegations,” You’ll Likely Have a Hard Time Surviving a Request for Dismissal
Why Can’t You See the Real Me? Protester Claimed Agency Missed Strengths in Its Proposal. GAO Found that Proposal Was Not as Beguiling as the Protester Thought
But I’m The Incumbent: GAO Affirms that Incumbency Is Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient
Unstated Criteria or Oblique Reference? GAO Finds Purported Unstated Criterion Could be Inferred from Solicitation’s Terms
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