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The COFC Can’t Hear a Protest of a Task Order Award. But Can It Hear a Protest Challenging a Corrective Action Taken in a GAO Protest Challenging a Task Order Award?
Protester Said It Could Fill More Positions With Fewer Employees. Why Did GAO Think this Approach Merited a Deficiency?
Percipience of Percipient.ai: What Does the FASA “Task-Order Bar” Look Like Post-Percipient.ai?
GAO Says Agency Was Not Bound by the Rule of Two
Protester Thought It Was Supposed to Use Government-Provided Systems. GAO Said the Protester Misread the Solicitation.
The Protester Claimed the Responsibility Determination Violated Its Due Process Rights. Why Wasn’t the COFC Persuaded?
Protester Alleged a Disparate Evaluation. GAO Didn’t See It.
COFC Says It Cannot Order a Foreign Country to Conduct a Sole-Source Procurement
GAO Delineates the Difference Between a Suggestion and a Request
Agency Changed Its Method for Calculating Wage Adjustments. The Contractor Appealed, But CBCA Said the New Calculation Was Legit.
Protest Claimed the Awardee Had an Unfair Advantage, But GAO Found the Claims Unsubstantiated
VOSB Claimed Amended Bylaws Gave Veteran Control of Business. OHA Didn’t See It that Way.
The Contractor Was Not Paid For Years. ASBCA Says That’s a Material Breach, Awards $10M.
The Solicitation May Require Construction, But That Does Not Necessitate a NAICS Construction Code.
The Protester Complained the Agency Did Not Consider the Past Performance of Its Teaming Partners. Why Wasn’t GAO Bothered?
A Reminder from OHA: If You’re Seeking Certification as a Veteran Owned Business, a Veteran Must Own and Control the Business
OHA Says Tribal Business Is Not Exempt from Ostensible Subcontractor Rule
Protester: “Awardee Isn’t SDVOSB Certified.” Awardee: “You’re Right”
Protester Sought Reimbursement of Protest Costs. Why Didn’t GAO Think the Protester’s Argument Merited Reimbursement?
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