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Protester Argued Failure to Inform of Requirement Meant It Was Immaterial. GAO Disagreed.
COFC Finds Agency Lacked a Rational Basis for Excluding Protester’s Proposal
Not All Was Lost Due to COVID Closure. Sovereign Acts Doctrine Negates Many, But Not All Claims
The Agency Only Sent RFQ to 4 Vendors When Others Could Meet the Requirements. Why Was GAO Unconcerned?
GAO Finds Protester’s Recent Experience Lacked Breadth and Depth
Looking for Injunctive Relief? Don’t Ask ASBCA.
The Contractor Tried to Argue Its Unilateral Change in Performance Constituted a Constructive Change. ASBCA Didn’t Agree.
Termination Tango. Can Pre-Termination Claims Dance?
GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Agency Didn’t Properly Document OCI Investigation or Technical Evaluation
Protester Said Agency Erred in Finding Its Proposal Unacceptable, But GAO Found the Protester Didn’t Address a Critical Requirement
The Awardee’s SAM Registration Omitted the NAICS Code that Applied to the Contract. Did this Mean the Awardee Was Ineligible?
Protester Alleged Agency Didn’t Sufficiently Investigate OCI Allegations. Why Did the COFC Reject the Protester’s Arguments?
Protester Alleged Disparate Treatment, But COFC Found the Awardee Had a Superior Approach
Contractor Alleged Government Breached, But the Court Found the Contractor Was Trying to Enforce a Non-Existent Agreement
GAO Dismissed Post-Award Protest After the Agency Took Corrective Action. Why Didn’t OHA Dismiss a Size Protest Arising from the Same Award?
Are You a Mentor-Protege JV Seeking a Small Business Set-Aside? Make Sure Your JV Agreement Is Operative Through the Entire Proposal Process
Protester Alleged Putative Small Business Was Unduly Reliant on Subcontractor. Why Did OHA Reject the Argument?
Protester Claimed Lease Solicitation Violated Federal Regulations on Office Space, But COFC Didn’t See a Problem
ASBCA Finds that the Agency’s Acceptance of Late Deliveries Did Not Preclude a Default Termination
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