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So, You Think the Agency Should’ve Given You a Sole Source Award? Don’t Come Crying to GAO.
Government Prevailed in GAO Protest But then Lost at COFC. Did the Split Decision Mean the Protester Couldn’t Recover Fees Under the EAJA?
What’s the Difference Between a Request for Payment and a Claim? This ASBCA Decision Will Set You Straight.
Protester Claimed Solicitation Placed Unreasonable Risk on the Contractor. But GAO Said Contractors Will Have to Deal.
Agency Thought Awardee Had Mitigated OCI. Why Did GAO Think the Agency Fumbled the OCI Investigation?
Federal Circuit Says Regulation Can Create Implied-In-Fact Contract
Protester Alleged Agency’s Competitive Range Assessment Was Too Glib. GAO Thought It Was Good Enough.
Reminder: The CDA’s Statute of Limitations Is Not Jurisdictional
A Practitioner’s Road Map to GAO Bid Protests
COFC Found the Government Breached a Land Sale Contract. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?
The COFC Can’t Prevent Your Debarment
The Contract Didn’t Set a Date for a Notice to Proceed. Why Did ASBCA Think the Government May Have Breached by Delaying Notice?
Take My Cranes, Please: ASBCA Says Navy Refused a Compliant Product, Awards Contractor Delay Damages
Proposal Revisions Are a Double-Edged Sword. Be Careful Your Revisions Don’t Make Your Proposal Worse.
Evaluation of Joint Venture Experience Continues to Befuddle
CFC – Healthrev v. Ansible Government Solutions
An Agency Can’t Require the Protege of a Mentor-Protege JV to Individually Meet the Evaluation Criteria. But Can the Agency Consider the Protege’s Shortcomings?
GAO Delineates Difference Between Solicitation Instructions and Evaluation Criteria
If You Already Have an Express Contract, You’ll Have a Hard Time Proving Existence of an Implied Contract
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