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Protester Alleged Solicitation Gave Preferential Treatment to the Incumbent. Why GAO Didn’t Agree?
Protester Claimed Agency Delay Made Its Quotation Ineligible. GAO Said Deal with It.
Contractor Recertified as Other than Small After It Was Acquired. Why Was the Contractor Still Eligible for a Small Business Task Order?
You May Want to Periodically Check the Email Account You Listed on SAM.gov
Agency Acknowledged a PIA Violation. Why Didn’t the Agency Cancel the Solicitation?
Can a Protest Revive an Expired Proposal?
Protester Can’t Overcome a Cascade of Deficiencies
Claimant Said GSA Owed Property Taxes Under a Lease. Why Wasn’t the CBCA Convinced?
Was the Awardee’s Proposal Unacceptable of Was the Protester Trying to Enforce a Patent Ambiguity?
Protester Claimed It Was Misled by the Agency’s Changed Definition of “Strength.” Not So, Says COFC.
ASBCA Says Air Force Went Over and Above in Ordering “Over and Above” Work, Awards Lockheed a Cool $130 Million
Addendum to a Joint Venture Agreement Can’t Rescue Small Business from an Adverse Size Determination
Can Daylight Savings Time Save a Late Proposal?
SBA – Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contract Program Updates and Clarifications
In a Blockbuster Decision, the Federal Circuit Narrows the FASA Task Order Bar, Broadens the Meaning of “Interested Party,” and Expands COFC Bid Protest Jurisdiction
You Can’t Violate the Ostensible Subcontractor Rule If You Don’t Have a Subcontractor
COFC Asked GAO for an Advisory Opinion on a Protest. GAO Said Deny.
Protester Said Agency Gave Short Shrift to Past Performance on the Incumbent Contract. Why Did GAO Think the Agency Properly Weighed that Performance?
OHA Reaffirms: No Size Recertification for Orders Issued Under Pre-2023 Unpriced Multiple Award Contracts
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