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COFC Denies Breach Claim and Clarifies the Meaning of “Accrued”
Protester Contended Sole-Source Contract Should’ve Been Offered to 8(a) Participants. GAO Begged to Differ.
COFC Thinks Government Might Have Breached Duty of Good Faith by Not Issuing a Task Order
GAO Affirms Protester’s Exclusion from Competition for Outdated Certification
GAO Says Awardee’s Access to Agency Budgets Was Not an Unfair Advantage
GAO Sustains, Finds Protester Should Not Have Been Penalized for Proposing “TBD” for Non-Key Personnel
GAO Backs Agency’s Choice of Lower-Priced, Technically Inferior Proposal
Protester Claimed Its Proposed Dashboard Satisfied Solicitation Requirements. GAO Wasn’t Convinced.
COFC Finds Government’s Rent Calculations Did Not Amount to a Breach
Contractors Claimed They Were Federal Employees. Why Did COFC Reject Their Arguments?
GAO Says Protester Must Be Eligible Before Challenging Awardee’s Eligibility
Awardee’s Proposed Program Manager Had Accepted a Job with Another Company. Why Didn’t GAO Think the Awardee Had Misrepresented the Manager’s Availability?
Contractor’s Failure to Plead Specifics Results in a Dismissal of Its Breach Claim
Protester Claimed Agency’s Cancellation of the Solicitation Was Pretextual. GAO Said It Didn’t Matter
GAO Affirms Agency’s Rule of Two Determination, Finds Small Businesses Couldn’t Perform Requirements
GAO Says Satisfactory Past Performance Rating Does Not Amount to a Nonresponsibilty Determination
The Protester Argued Similarities With An Earlier Contract Necessitated an 8(a) Set-Aside. COFC Disagreed.
GAO Dismisses Protest Challenging $1 AI License
Federal Circuit Holds Government Is Not Obligated to Return Property Seized by the Taliban
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