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COFC Attempts to “Break the Sisyphean Cycle” of Its Jurisdiction Over “Other Transactions”
Protester Challenged the Award of a Task Order. Why Did GAO Dismiss the Protest?
Protester Asked COFC to Stay a Decision Pending Appeal. Why Did the Court Find a Stay Was Not Warranted?
Protester Claimed Amendment to Remove PLA Requirement Was Improper. Why Did GAO Reject the Argument?
COFC Affirms that Agencies Are Not Bound by Prior Procurements
Is a Fixed Price Established on the Date a Task Order Issues or on the Date the Order Is Performed? COFC Says TBD.
Protester Argued Awardee Needed to Explain How It Would Retain Incumbent Staff. But GAO Thought the Awardee’s Explanation Was Adequate.
ASBCA Affirms Necessity of a CO Final Decision
When Can ASBCA Consider Extrinsic Evidence?
Protester Claimed Solicitation Sought to Replicate an Existing Platform. COFC Didn’t See It That Way
Protester Challenged All Three of the Agency’s Price Reasonableness Analysis Methods. GAO Rejected the Protester’s Arguments.
Appellant Claimed Joint Venture Agreement Lacked Specificity Because It Was Created for a Different Procurement. OHA Agreed.
The Price Is Right When the Price Is Reasonable. COFC Sees Nothing Wrong With the Agency’s Price Reasonableness Analysis
The Appellant Argued Its Size Protest Was Timely, But OHA Didn’t See It that Way
The Protester Challenged Every Weakness. GAO Found No Reason to Doubt the Agency’s Evaluation
More Does Not Mean More: COFC Didn’t Think Protester Deserved Credit for the “Depth and Breadth” of Its Performance
OHA Grants Appeal, Finds Mentor Had Negative Control Over Day-to-Day Management of Mentor-Protege JV
Protester Challenged the Basis of a Sole-Source Award. Why Did GAO Reject the Protester’s Argument?
GAO Finds Agency’s Failure to Evaluate PLAs Didn’t Prejudice the Protester
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