Protester Thought the Agency Erred in Not Comparing Proposals. GAO Said the Protester Misinterpreted the Solicitation.February 5, 2024
Protester Wanted to Supplement the Administrative Record, But COFC Found the Request Overbroad and UnnecessaryFebruary 1, 2024
Protester Said Non-Incumbents Could Not Receive a Strength for Their Transition Plans. GAO Rejected the Argument.January 31, 2024
The Evaluation Team Could Not Reach Consensus Ratings. Could the SSA Adopt the Dissenting Evaluator’s Ratings?January 30, 2024
Protester Challenges Awardee’s Strengths But Failed to Convince GAO They Were UnwarrantedJanuary 30, 2024
GAO Rebukes Agency for Playing Coy with Salient Characteristics in Brand Name or Equal ProcurementJanuary 29, 2024
Protester Thought Solicitation Prescribed an Illusory Price Evaluation. Why Did GAO Say the Evaluation Was Legit?January 29, 2024
Protester Objected to Its Elimination from the Competition. GAO Didn’t Find Its Arguments Compelling.January 26, 2024
Agency Disclosed Internal Procurement Memo to the Awardee. Why Wasn’t the Disclosure a PIA Violation?January 25, 2024
Past Performance Evaluation Didn’t Sit Well with Protester, But GAO Said Protester’s Complaints Amounted to Mere DisagreementJanuary 24, 2024
Agency Took Prompt Corrective Action, But Protester Said Corrective Action Did Not Address the Protest Issues. Does this Mean the Protester Is Entitled to Costs?January 23, 2024
Protester Was Unhappy with Sole-Source Award. But GAO Found Protest Was Based on a Misapprehension of the Agency’s Needs.January 23, 2024
Protester Objected to the Adequacy of Discussions. Why Was This an Untimely Challenge to the Solicitation?January 19, 2024
Protester Only Had One Meritorious Argument. Why Did GAO Recommend Costs for All the Protester’s Arguments?January 19, 2024