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Contractor Claimed the Agency Negligently Overestimated Its Needs. CBCA Agreed But Said Contractor Had to Eat the Loss
OHA Denies SDVOSB Appeal Due to Trust Issues
No Claim, No Final Decision. No Final Decision, No CBCA Jurisdiction.
SDVOSB’s Veteran Owner Died. Why Didn’t this Impact the Firm’s SDVOSB Status?
GAO Reaffirms: WMATA Is Not a Federal Agency
Protester’s Technical Proposal Received Multiple Strengths and No Deficiencies. Why Didn’t this Merit an Excellent Rating?
The Awardee’s President Was Married to a Contracting Officer. Why Wasn’t this a Disqualifying OCI?
GAO – Hometown Veterans
GAO – Kratos
GAO Finds Agency Ignored Inconsistencies in Awardee’s Proposal
Federal Circuit Limns the Often Opaque Boundary Between IDIQ Contracts and Requirements Contracts
No Final Proposal, No Final Size Determination
The Agency Did Not Immediately Reveal Its Reason for Canceling a Solicitation. Why Was GAO Cool with a Post Hoc Rationalization?
Are You a Veteran-Owned Business Seeking SDVOSB Certification? Make Sure You’re Not Relying on a Non-Veteran for a Critical License.
Protesters Challenge Agency’s Patch-Up to an Awardee’s Inconsistent Proposal. GAO Sustains.
Mission Impossible? Government Unable to Satisfy Impossibility Element of Sovereign Acts Defense
The Services Were Temporary, But Not That Temporary
The Protester Received a “Debriefing” Letter from the Agency. Why Was the Letter Not an Actual Debriefing?
The Agency Awarded 30 Contracts, But 30 Protesters Said that Wasn’t Enough. Why Did the COFC Dismiss their Arguments?
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