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Protester Identified an Evaluation Error, But to No Avail
Contractor Cited At Least Ten Non-Existent Cases, But ASBCA Declined to Dismiss, Finding that Contractor’s Carelessness Was Neither Contumacious or Contemptuous
Ship Happens: ASBCA Says Lockheed Cannot Bill Foreign-Flag Transportation Expenses as Indirect Costs
Auction Buyer Beware: No Refund for Misdescribed Motors
If You Don’t Hire an Attorney, You’ll Have a Hard Time Recovering EAJA Fees
CBCA Says Contractor Assumed the Risk of Its “Bid Bust”
Winning Protest Undone by Waiver of Injunctive Relief
Protester Cannot Surmount Late Proposal Revisions
‘Tis But a Scratch: Protester Alleged Its Deficiencies Were Merely “Administrative and Document-Based”. GAO Thought They Were a Bigger Deal.
Botched Bachelor Boarding: GAO Finds Protester’s Proposed Accommodations Were too Small
Privity Through Agency? COFC Rejects Subcontractor’s Attempt to Sue Government Under CDA
SBA Denied an SDVOSB Application But No One Knows Why
GAO Dismisses Protest, Finds Argument Was Premised on Hearsay and Conjecture
Contractor Wriggles Out of Release, Lives to Fight Another Day
Your Approach May Be Similar to the Awardee’s, But that Doesn’t Mean It’s “Substantially Indistinguishable”
Solicitation Did Not Require Agency to Evaluate Identified Personnel, So Awardee Could Not Have Misrepresented Its Personnel
No Authority, No Settlement: COFC Allows Government to Disavow Settlement Agreement
If You’ve Presented Four Methods for Calculating Damages, and They All Yield Different Amounts, Your Claim Probably Lacks a Sum Certain
COFC Refuses to Reconsider Claims that Were Not Adequately Presented in Contractor’s Initial Filings
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