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Agency Said Its Familiarity with Awardee Filled Gaps in Past Performance Evaluation. Why Didn’t GAO Accept this Rationale?
You May Not Like Your Deal with the Government, But that Doesn’t Mean You Were Coerced Into It
When Does GAO Have Good Cause to Consider a Late Protest?
Contractor’s Performance Wasn’t Up to Snuff, So How Did the Agency Fumble the Termination?
Decision to Cancel Solicitation May Have Been Pretextual, But that Doesn’t Mean It Was Improper
Can the Decision to Not Exercise an Option Be Made in Bad Faith?
Did the Agency’s Exercise of Options in the IDIQ Contract Trickle Down to Options in the Task Orders?
Solicitation Criteria May Be Hard to Meet, But that Doesn’t Mean They’re Unduly Restrictive
Did the Contractor Relinquish Its Claims or Manage to Carve them from a Release?
Protest Implicated a Task Order. Why Wasn’t the Protest Precluded by the FASA Bar?
It May Look Like Skullduggery, But There’s Nothing Wrong With an Awardee Contacting Incumbent Employees
Awardee’s Price Exceeded Government Estimate and Offeror Average. Why Was It Still Reasonable?
DFARS Final Rule – Employment Transparency Regarding Individuals Who Perform Work in the People’s Republic of China
If You’re Going to Challenge a Task Order, You Probably Need to Hold the Underlying Contract
Blasé ASBCA Not Enthused By Discovery Dispute
DFARS Final Rule – Prompt Payment of Contractors
Agency Found No Actual Conflict of Interest, But Did It Have a Duty to Separately Investigate an Apparent Conflict?
Contractor Claimed It Hadn’t Been Paid for Extra Work. Why Did the CBCA Disagree?
Agency Blundered into a Contract It Didn’t Want, Has to Eat the Costs
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