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Large Subcontractor Was Going to Perform Majority of Small Business Set-Aside. Why Didn’t the Ostensible Subcontractor Rule Apply?
Protester Claimed Agency Ignored Information in Its Proposal. GAO Said Agency Could Not Ignore Information That Wasn’t There.
Agency Copied Language from Awardee’s Quotation in Assessing Strengths. Why Didn’t this Bother the COFC?
Protester Said Agency Muffed the Best Value Tradeoff, But GAO Didn’t See It
Disagreeable Weather Is Not a Differing Site Condition
Another Proposal Doomed by Generic Industry Buzzwords
Protester Said Awardee’s Key Person Misrepresented His Intentions. COFC Didn’t See It.
Government Said Demand Letter Wasn’t a Final Decision—ASBCA Didn’t Buy It
Protester Didn’t Like Solicitation’s New Price Realism Methodology, But GAO Was Cool With It
Government Denied Liability for Contract Change. Why Did ASBCA Beg to Differ?
How Much Documentation Is Required for a Merely Adequate Proposal?
Agency Tries, Fails to Pin Delay on Contractor
Protester Said Awardee’s OCI Mitigation Plan Wasn’t Up to Snuff. Why Wasn’t the COFC Convinced?
Your Quotation May Have Included a Document You Didn’t Intend to Submit, But You Can’t Complain If the Agency Considered It
COFC Finds Agency Didn’t Understand Implications of Solicitation Requirement
If You’re a Mentor-Protégé JV Seeking SDVOSB Accreditation, You Must Ensure Your JV Agreement Complies with SBA Regulations
Contractor Wanted More Money for Permitting. ASBCA Said Too Bad.
How Did an Email Typo Doom this Firm’s Status Appeal?
Non-Compliant Joint Venture Agreement Tanks Firm’s SDVOSB Status
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