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Protester Complained It Was Assessed a Weakness for a Minor Clerical Error. Why Did GAO Think the Error Was Neither Minor nor Clerical?
A Mentor-Protege JV Must Itemize the Equipment Furnished by Each Partner. But What’s a JV Supposed to Do When It’s Providing IT Services?
Requesting Reconsideration of a Protest Decision? Don’t Assert a New Argument You Could’ve Asserted in the Underlying Protest.
Protester Wanted More Explicit Discussions. GAO Said That’d Be Spoon-Feeding.
Protester Thought State Licensing Requirements Were Unduly Restrictive. GAO Said Protester Had to Deal with It.
Even the Protester Conceded Its Proposal Could’ve Been Clearer
Protester Runs the Table on Its Protest Arguments, Exposes Spurious Evaluation
Awardee Allegedly Dabbled in Bid Rigging and May Have Accessed Info on Protester’s Bidding Strategies. Why Didn’t this Invalidate the Award?
Proposal Contained an Absurd, $2.5 Billion Pricing Error. Should the Agency Have Sought Clarification?
Protester Filed a GAO Protest Ten Days After Its Agency Protest Was Denied. Why Was the GAO Protest Untimely?
Was Failure to Anticipate the COVID-19 Pandemic a Mutual Mistake Warranting Reformation of the Contract?
Agency’s Post Hoc Justifications Land with a Deadening Thud
Agency Can’t Cancel a Solicitation Due to Bad Vibes
Oops: Company that Received SDVOSB Set-Aside Wasn’t Actually an SDVOSB
GAO Reaffirms the Crude, Inexorable Intransigence of the Late-Is-Late Rule
Protester Said Agency Botched Evaluation. Why Was This Argument Premature?
Protester Planned to Self-Perform. So Why Did It Deserve a Weakness for Not Discussing Subcontractors?
Sustains All the Way Down: GAO Sustains Almost All Protesters’ Challenges to Profoundly Flawed Evaluation
Arguing Ambiguity in a Post-Award Protest? You Better Make Sure that Ambiguity Isn’t Obvious.
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