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The Agency Sought Clarifications Regarding One Offeror’s Missing Price Schedule But Not the Protester’s Missing CLINs. Why Did GAO Think this Was Fine?
Contractor Scores Multi-Million Dollar Win Against Government for Differing Site Conditions, Economic Duress
The Protester Claimed Other Offerors Lacked Necessary Licenses. Why Couldn’t GAO Do Anything About It?
Can Contractors Offer Incentives For Agencies to Exercise Option Years? GAO Says No Problem.
OHA Confirms It Lacks Jurisdiction Over 8(a) Eligibility Protests
The Contractor Claimed It Was Entitled to a Lump Sum Payment. CBCA Didn’t Agree.
COFC Nixes Contractor’s Claim for Acceleration Costs
CBCA Finds Government Couldn’t Prove Multiple Elements of Its Claim Against the Contractor
Protester Challenged a Deficiency Assessed to Its Proposal. Why Did GAO Think the Deficiency Was Warranted?
CBCA Grants 75% of Contractor’s EAJA Application, Finds Agency Unreasonably Forced Litigation
The Protester Said the Awardee’s Teaming Agreement Showed Intent of Noncompliance. GAO Disagreed.
GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Use of “Etc.” in Solicitation Created Latent Ambiguity
Appellant Argued the Agency Waived the Contract Completion Date. Why Did the CBCA Reject that Argument?
COFC Denies Protester’s Request for a Preliminary Injunction, Finds Protester May Have Engaged in Procurement Improprieties
The Appellant Claimed Chivvy on the Levee, But It Came Up Dry
The Contractor Objected to a Downward Price Adjustment. Why Did ASBCA Think the Adjustment Was Reasonable?
ASBCA Finds Government Responsible for Some Performance Delays
OHA Says Agency Email Was Not a Final Appealable Decision
The Protester and Agency Disputed Whether the Solicitation Required an Inventory List. Why Did GAO Side with the Agency?
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