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News/Protests & Claims/Agency Correctly Considered the Role Each JV Member Would Take in Contract Performance, As Well as Their Experience; COFC No. 17-204C, IT Enterprise Solutions JV LLC v. United States
News·Protests & Claims Brief

Agency Correctly Considered the Role Each JV Member Would Take in Contract Performance, As Well as Their Experience; COFC No. 17-204C, IT Enterprise Solutions JV LLC v. United States

Government’s motion to dismiss a protest challenging its past performance evaluation is denied, where absent the errors the protester could have been selected for award; but the protest itself is denied on the merits, where the agency properly attributed the past performance of each joint venture member to the JV as a whole, but also reasonably considered the role each member would play in contract performance, and where the protester could not argue that a past performance reference for a proposed subcontractor was an ongoing requirement and therefore relevant, because it did not submit references showing the full period of performance.

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