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GAO Says Agency Wasn’t Required To Continue Discussions

Protester Alleged an Executive Order Drastically Changed the Agency’s Needs. GAO Didn’t See It.

Protester Claimed Agency Improperly Used an SBIR Phase III Award for One Component. GAO Ruled the Piece Fit

Protester Claimed Its Alternative Product Negated Justification for Sole-Source Award. Why Wasn’t GAO Persuaded?

Debarred Contractor Filed a Bid Protest—It Wasn’t Successful

Following Multiple Procedural Slip-Ups, COFC Dismisses Protest for Failure to Prosecute

You Can’t Claim the Solicitation Is Unduly Restrictive If You Submitted a Qualified Proposal

GAO Confirms Price Realism Evaluation Is Not Required Absent an Express Provision

A Reminder from GAO that Evaluation Points Are Merely Guides to Decision Making, They Are Not Necessarily Determinative

Protester Claimed Another Offeror Had an Impaired Objectivity OCI. Why Did GAO Think the Conflict Had Been Mitigated¿

GAO Sustains, Finds Agency Didn’t Perform a Required Price Realism Analysis

Nota Bene: Don’t Rely on AI to Write Your GAO Protest

One Unsuccessful Offeror Filed a GAO Protest While Another Filed with COFC. Why Was the GAO Protest Dismissed?

“COFC Stands Not As Commissioner of the League…Only As a Home Plate Umpire”: COFC Says It Can’t Enjoin Executive Order

COFC Finds Agency Bungled Competitive Range Determination

Protester Argued the Price Realism Evaluation Considered Too Many Data Points. Why Did GAO Reject the Argument?

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GAO Says Agency Wasn’t Required to Consider Incumbent Performance in Technical Evaluation

GAO Says Changed Requirements and Lack of Funding Are Sufficient Reasons to Cancel Contract

COFC Allows Agency to Consider Prior Experience that Overlapped the Recency Window