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Protester’s Various Objections to the Evaluation Fail to Find Purchase at GAO
Government Requested Reconsideration of Decision Denying Summary Judgment, But the ASBCA Wasn’t Feeling It
COFC Dismisses Protest, Finds Protester Lacked Standing Because It Couldn’t Compete for the Contract
GAO Affirms that SBA Status Determinations Are Final
Protester Argued SBIR Award Did Not Derive from Previous SBIR Efforts. GAO Disagreed.
Contractor Dives Into Constructive Change Claim and Resurfaces Victorious
Agency Argued Contractor’s Delay Claims Were Barred by Statute of Limitations. ASBCA Didn’t Fully Agree.
Federal Circuit Holds that Claimant’s Relationship to Contract Was Too Remote for Privity with the Government
Protester Contended Agency Should Not Have Considered Experience of Awardee’s Affiliates. Why Did GAO Reject this Argument?
Agency Applied Unstated Criteria, But COFC Determined the Error Wasn’t Prejudicial
GAO Finds Proposal Was Properly Rejected for Spreadsheet Shenanigans
Two Peas in a Past Performance Pod. GAO Validates Agency’s Equal Past Performance Rating
Artificial Intelligence Saved Time But Ruined the Case
Protester Disqualified for Sharing Confidential Information
The Agency Took Corrective Action But the Protester Didn’t Think It Was Enough
Is Past Performance Relevant If It Falls Under an NAICS Code that Differs from the Solicitation?
Why Did the USPS Pull the Plug? Analyzing Contract Termination
Despite Problematic Market Research, COFC Dismissed Protest Challenging Sole-Source Award
Protester Claimed Awardee Misrepresented Availability of Key Personnel and Didn’t Comply with the Solicitation. Why Wasn’t COFC Convinced?
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