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Protester Argued It Wasn’t Required to Address Every PWS Subtask. Why Did GAO Think the Protester Misinterpreted the Solicitation?
Does the “Close-at-Hand” Doctrine Apply to Corporate Experience? GAO Says No.
Protester Thought Problems with Its Proposal Only Required Minor Revisions. GAO Said Minor Revisions Wouldn’t Suffice.
Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Majority of Company. Why Didn’t the Company Qualify as an SDVOSB?
Protester Said Price Realism Evaluation Was Flawed. Why Didn’t GAO Bite?
Protester Wanted More Strengths and Fewer Weaknesses. GAO Wasn’t Moved.
NAICS Decision Delineates Distinction Between Advising on Policies and Implementing Policies
Lapsed SAM Registration Almost Strikes Again
Company Objected to Agency’s Choice of NAICS Code. Why Did OHA Side with the Agency?
Claimant Alleged Federal Grantee Breached. Is the Federal Government Liable for that Breach?
Aspiring SDVOSB Fails to Explain Apparent Affiliations
GAO Initially Determined Related COFC Protest Wouldn’t Impact GAO Proceedings. Why Did GAO Change Its Mind?
Protester Complained It Didn’t Receive a SAM Notification for Solicitation. Why Didn’t This State a Valid Protest?
Protester Denied It Had an Impaired Objectivity OCI. But GAO Found the OCI Taint Was Indelible
How Did a Failure to Account for the Olympic Games Sink this Protester’s Proposal?
Putative Small Business Claimed It Had Properly Accounted for Joint Venture Receipts. OHA Didn’t Think So.
Should the Agency Have Investigated Prospective Small Business Offerors Before Setting Aside the Requirement?
If 90% of Your Stock Is Owned by a 401(k) Plan, It’s Going to Be Hard to Qualify as a VOSB
COFC Rebukes OHA, Finds Agency Assigned Wrong NAICS Code to Procurement
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