“Fixing a Hole Where the Rain Gets In”: Agency Reasonably Requested Revised Price Proposals as Part of Corrective Action to Fix Multiple Mistakes in Handling of Proposals; Veterans Medical Supply, Inc., GAO B-418019.6March 4, 2021
Timeliness of Proposal Is Determined by When Agency Receives the Proposal, Not When the Offeror Submits It; Land Logistics, GAO B-418247March 3, 2021
Protester Unleashes Gyre of Challenges to Evaluation of Lease Proposals, But Nothing Sticks; Progress For Bakersfield Veterans LLC. v. United States, COFC No. 20-1050CMarch 3, 2021
Although Contractor Assigned Its Contract, It Reserved Its Claims Against the Government; Boston Edison Company et al. v. United States, COFC No. 20-529CMarch 2, 2021
No Misleading Discussions When Agency Directed to Protester to Sole Weakness In its Management Approach; DynCorp International, LLC, GAO B-419100, B-419100.2March 2, 2021
Corrective Action Fail (Root Position): Corrective Acton Unnecessary Because No Errors in Procurement; Superior Optical Labs, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 20-1497CMarch 1, 2021
Corrective Action Fail (First Inversion): Corrective Action Didn’t Actually Correct Errors in Procurement; Agma Security Service, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 20-926CMarch 1, 2021
Proposal Submitted in Name of a Product, Instead of Company Providing the Product, Is Nonresponsive; Innovative Quality Solutions, LLC, GAO B-419009.2February 26, 2021
Court Declines to Enjoin Performance of Contract for PPE Needed to Fight COVID-19; Brighton Cromwell, LLC v. United States, COFC NO. 20-1565CFebruary 26, 2021
Protester Failed to Adequately Described Its Staff Retention Strategies; TeleCommunication Systems, Inc., GAO B-419323.2February 26, 2021
Offeror Not Entitled to Strengths for Merely Complying with Solicitation Terms; System Studies & Simulation, Inc. and L3 Doss Aviation, Inc. v. United States, COFC Nos. 20-575C and 20-609CFebruary 25, 2021
Protester Unable to Explain Away Inconsistent Claims In Its Proposal; Candor Solutions, LLC, GAO B-418670.2February 25, 2021
GAO Unconvinced by Challenge to Sole-Source BPA; Castro & Company, LLC, GAO B-419366February 25, 2021
‘Tis But a Solecism by the Amanuensis: Alleged Relaxation of Solicitation Terms Really Just a “Scrivener’s Error”; Torrent Technologies, Inc., GAO B-419326, B-419326.2February 24, 2021
Agency Inadequately Documented Assessment and Disparately Evaluated Proposals But Protester Wasn’t Prejudiced; Equinoxys, Inc., GAO B-419237, B-419237.2February 24, 2021
Protester Unable to Demonstrate Adequacy of Its Accounting System; InterImage, Inc., GAO B-414104.47February 24, 2021
Agency Did Not Err in Calculating Protester’s Work Allocation; CMSoft, Inc. GAO B-419370February 24, 2021
Agency Reasonably Concluded that Typos in Proposal Created Concerns About Protester’s Quality Control; Epsilon, Inc., GAO B-419278, B-419278.2February 23, 2021
Agency Appropriately Assessed a Weakness to a Past Performance Reference that was Nine Months Behind Schedule; Bodell Construction Company, GAO B-419213, B-419213.2February 23, 2021
Protester Can’t Challenge Awardee’s Post-Award Transition Plan; Mission1st Group, Inc., GAO B-4129369.2February 23, 2021
