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News/Protests & Claims/Protesters Fail to Demonstrate Agency Corrective Action is Unreasonable; COFC Nos. 16-1602C & 17-88C; Jacobs Technology Inc. v. United States; TRAX International Corporation v. United States
News·Protests & Claims Brief

Protesters Fail to Demonstrate Agency Corrective Action is Unreasonable; COFC Nos. 16-1602C & 17-88C; Jacobs Technology Inc. v. United States; TRAX International Corporation v. United States

Cross-protests challenging the agency’s decision to take corrective action are denied, where the agency reasonably concluded the awardee’s impermissible submission of revised presentation slides after oral presentations required a reevaluation based on the original presentation; and where an unsuccessful offeror was unable to demonstrate the agency acted in bad faith, despite some errors in the evaluation.

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