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No RFQ for You: GAO Backs GSA’s Selective Solicitation Strategy
Small Business Teams Get Their Day: GAO Says Agency Can’t Force Solo Acts
“I Want It All, and I Want It Now”: CBCA Finds Government Incorporated Vendor’s Entire Quote into the Contract
Corrective Action Do-Over: Protester Cries Foul, But GAO Says Play On
Underground Utilities: When the Government’s Maps Leave You in the Dark
When Does a Pill Become a Product? COFC Addresses Active Ingredient Question in TAA Compliance
GAO Sustains, Finds Agency Bungled the Past Performance Evaluation
ASBCA Denies Government’s Motion to Dismiss, Finds Government’s Argument “Borders on Frivolous”
“Your Quote, My Terms”: Contractor’s Pricing Conditions Didn’t Bind the Government to Exercise Option Years
“About” Doesn’t Mean “Approximately”: Contractor’s Equivocal Language Did Not Becloud the Certainty of the Sum Asserted
Communication Breakdown: Protester Said Agency Didn’t Hold Meaningful Discussions, GAO Finds Agency Didn’t Even Conduct Discussions
No OCI Policy, No Consideration of Your Proposal
Your Proposal May Have Satisfied Some Solicitation Requirements But that Doesn’t Mean It’s Acceptable
ASBCA Declares an Impasse After Three Years of Government Lollygagging
Board Sanctions Contractor for Citing Fake Cases, But Still Rules in Its Favor
GAO Awards Costs for Delayed Corrective Action on Realism Blunder
Protester Claimed Experience Requirement Was Unduly Restrictive. GAO Wasn’t Convinced.
Low Confidence, Low Chances: Agency Boots Proposal for Lack of Experience
Court Rejects Challenge to Post-Award Personnel Changes, Finds It’s Not Bid Protest Issue
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