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Protesters Claim They Were Wrongly Excluded Due SAM Registration Deficiencies. Why Did the COFC Reject Their Arguments?
OHA Nails the Coffin On Protester’s General Affiliation Claim
COFC Finds Agency Misevaluated Past Performance
Protester Claimed Solicitation Conflicted With Presidential Memo Requiring In-Person Work. GAO Was Unconvinced
Protester Thought the Agency Report Contained Threats. GAO Didn’t See It that Way.
The Agency Must Pay For Its SIN: GAO Sustains Because Solicitation Did Not Limit Products to a Specific Special Item Number
COFC Agreed the Government Did Not Follow the Rules. Why Didn’t It Matter?
Protester Claimed Awardee Violated Buy American Act by Offering Foreign End Products. Why Didn’t GAO Think this Was a Problem?
A Reminder that Agencies Have Broad Discretion in Taking Corrective Action
Protester Argued that Protest Decision Was Premised on an Erroneous Document Disclosure Ruling. Why Did GAO Refuse to Reconsider?
GAO Says $680K Price Discrepancy Can’t Be Resolved with Clarifications
Federal Circuit Affirms Claim Was Time-Barred Because it Was Non-Routine
OHA Reversed a Size Determination Choosing to Count a Terminated Contract as the Joint Venture’s First Award
Protester Argued Agency Didn’t Properly Use Other than Competitive Procedures. GAO Agreed.
Contractor Alleged Differing Site Conditions. Why Did ASBCA Reject the Claim?
ASBCA Acknowledges Error, Grants Government’s Motion to Reconsider
COFC Finds Alleged Ostensible Subcontractor Is Actually a Genuine Subcontractor
Protesters Submitted Identical Approaches in Parallel Procurements But Received Different Ratings in Each Procurement. Why Wasn’t COFC Bothered by the Discrepancy?
If You Don’t Know You’ve Been Disqualified from the Procurement, Can You Still File a Size Protest?
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