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OHA Says Unconditional Trust Is Not Enough for SDVOSB Certification
Protesters Claimed Agency Should Have Rejected Awardees’ Low Prices. GAO Disagreed
The Protester Argued Procurement Was Inevitable. COFC Found the Argument Was Not Ripe.
The Agency Had Hired Many of the Protester’s Former Employees. The Protester Argued this Indicated It Had a Strong Management Approach. Why Didn’t GAO Agree?
OHA Grants Appeal Due to a Mistaken Factual Premise
Protester Argued the Agency Conducted Unequal Interchanges. Why Did GAO Find this Was an Untimely Challenge to the Solicitation’s Terms?
Putative SDVOSB Unable to Prove Its Controlled by Service Disabled Veterans
Federal Circuit Delineates Boundary Between Independent and Services Contractors
Protester Argued the Solicitation Was Ambiguous. GAO Said Too Late, You Already Won
Contractor Alleged It Couldn’t Prove Its Claim Without Access to an Agency Database. ASBCA Disagreed.
Contractor Alleged a Bad Faith Termination. ASBCA Didn’t See a Problem.
Protester Alleged the Agency’s Communications with the Awardee Were Discussions. Why Didn’t the COFC Agree?
GAO Finds Protester’s Work on Another Contractor Created Too Many Conflicts
The Protester Asserted a Long List of Challenges, But GAO Denied Them All
Guess Who’s Back Again? ASBCA Settles Parties’ Dispute Over Quantum
Are Privileged Documents Part of the Administrative Record by Default? COFC Says No
Protester Challenged a Sole-Source Award. GAO Did Not Find the Protester’s Argument Convincing.
Contractor Claimed Delays Were Caused by Trains. ASBCA Said That’s Not the Government’s Fault.
“Delay Begets Delay!” Argued the Government. Not So, Says COFC
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