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OHA Finds Informal Actions Do Not Affect Veteran’s Control of Company
Protester Claimed Discussions Were Misleading and Not Meaningful. GAO Didn’t Agree.
The Evaluators Assessed the Protester a Strength, But that Strength Was Removed from the Consensus Evaluation. Why Was GAO Unconcerned?
Protester Challenged a Sole-Source Task Order. Why Did GAO Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction?
You Are Not Your Parent’s Past. GAO Says Mentor-Protege JV Can’t Rely on Contract References from the Protege’s Parent.
Protester Alleged Agency Disregarded Information in Its Proposal. Not So, Says GAO.
Contractor Missed Multiple Appeal Deadlines, So ASBCA Dismissed for Failure to Prosecute
The Parties May Disagree About the Interpretation of the Facts, But that Does Not Create a Factual Issue
Putative Subcontractor Claimed It Had Standing to Protest Under Percipient.ai. Why Did the COFC Disagree?
GAO Sustains Protest Challenging Decision to Convert Competitive Bid Solicitation to Negotiated Procurement
GAO Says Incumbent Price Is All You Need to Assess Price Reasonableness
Protester Argued Its Contracts Should Be Reinstated after the Federal Circuit Overturned COFC’s Injunction. Why Did COFC Refuse?
GAO Finds Awardee’s Poor Performance on Other Contracts Was Not a “Serious Concern”
How Many Days In a Week? Five or Seven? GAO Is on the Case.
ASBCA Rejects Contractor’s Calculation of Field Office Overhead Costs
GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Agency Didn’t Properly Analyze Awardee’s Low Compensation Rates
How Did Unanimity Provisions in an Operating Agreement Tank this Application for SDVOSB Certification?
Protester Claimed Agency Didn’t Compare Awardee’s Costs to Any Meaningful Data. Why Didn’t GAO See a Problem?
The Evaluation Could’ve Been More Thorough, But COFC Thought It Was Good Enough
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