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Concepts of a Plan? GAO Says No Actual Quality Control Plan, No Deal
Experience Isn’t Everything: GAO Finds Agency Reasonably Rejected Incumbent’s Proposal
When Your Key Person Keys Out: Protester Loses Standing After Employee Resignation
GAO Finds Agency Failed to Consider Awardee’s Impaired Objectivity OCI
The Order of Operations: Federal Circuit Reverses COFC’s Dismissal Finding the Breach of Contract Analysis Was Conducted in Reverse
Two Signatures Are Better Than One: GAO Says Air Force Can Demand Two Autographs on a Customer Memorandum
GAO Says Buy American Certification Is a Material Requirement
No Recording Required: GAO Finds Agency Didn’t Have to Record Oral Presentations in a Task Order Competition
So Close You Can Almost Taste It: Protester Was Twice Declared Apparent Awardee, But the Contract Was Still Unwritten
Contractor Wanted an Equitable Adjustment, But ASBCA Found the Claim Was Barred by a Release
Contractor Claimed the Government Forced It to Falsify Information. ASBCA Didn’t See It
Your Price is 83% Higher, But that Doesn’t Mean the Other Guy’s Proposal Is Unrealistic
The Solicitation Included a Price Range. Does that Mean Proposals Outside the Range Were Unacceptable?
OHA Grants Size Appeal, Finds Area Office Ignored Evidence
It’s All in the Details: Protester’s Proposal Undone by Generalities
Protester Alleged Awardee Wasn’t Small Because a Subcontractor Would Perform Most of the Work. Why Did OHA Reject this Argument?
You May Own the Contractor, But that Doesn’t Mean You’re a Party to the Contract
A Small Business JV Must Designate a Responsible Manager. OHA Finds that a Responsible Manager Cannot Share Responsibilities.
Federal Acquisition Regulation- Protests of Orders Under Certain Multiple-Award Contracts
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