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Ways to Eradicate Your SDVOSB Status Example 1: The Management Committee
Ways to Eradicate Your SDVOSB Status Example 2: The Partnership Agreement
Protester’s Final Proposal Revisions Were Late. Why Didn’t the Agency Consider the Protester’s Initial Revisions Instead?
Why Did this Contractor’s Differing Site Condition Claim Fall Apart?
Agency Misstated Awardee’s Name at the Bid Opening. Why Didn’t this Mistake Toll the Time to File a Size Protest?
In an Unusual Move, ASCBCA Grants COVID-Related Claim. How Did this Contractor Prevail?
Protester Claimed Awardee Didn’t Satisfy List of Requirements. GAO Said No Worries, the List Didn’t Set Forth Requirements
Federal Circuit Reverses Itself, Holds Sum Certain Requirement Is Not Jurisdictional
Beware of the Dreaded Cost-Plus-Percentage-of-Cost Subcontract
Protester Unable to Whitewash Apparent Unfair Advantage
Contractor Claimed It Was Owed Ten Times What the Contract Anticipated. COFC Didn’t See It That Way.
Protester Objected to Agency’s OCI Investigation. Why Did GAO Sustain?
Agency Raised Concern in Initial Round of Discussions, But It Wasn’t Resolved. Did the Agency Have to Keep Raising the Issues in Subsequent Discussions?
Was the Agency’s Evaluation of Key Personnel Resumes too Glib or Did the Protester Just Propose Unqualified People?
Protester Alleged Agency Canceled Solicitation in Bad Faith. COFC Thought Protester May Have a Point.
Agency Forgot to Include SCA Clause in Contract. Why Was the Contract Still Subject to the SCA?
Government Asserted an Unjust Enrichment Counterclaim Against the Contractor. Why Did CBCA Dismiss It?
Agency Rounded Awardee’s Small Business Participation Up to the Solicitation Minimum. Why Didn’t GAO Find this Problematic?
How Did this Contractor Misinterpret the Term “Expiration”?
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