Agency Assessed a Weakness to the Protester. Why Didn’t the Agency Have to Mention this Weakness During Discussions?January 17, 2023
At What Point Does a Protest Argument Morph Into a Claim Under the Contract Disputes Act?January 13, 2023
Awardee Had a History of Litigation and Alleged Broken Promises. Why Did the COFC Find the Awardee Wasn’t Required to Disclose this History?January 12, 2023
Why Wasn’t this Protester’s Incumbent Contract a Relevant Past Performance Reference?January 11, 2023
CO Delegated Much of the Source Selection Work. Did this Mean the CO Didn’t Exercise Independent Judgment in Making the Award?January 10, 2023
Agency Took Prompt Corrective Action in Response to Protest Argument. Why Did the Protester Think It Was Still Entitled to Protest Costs?January 6, 2023
Perhaps One Can Always Pick Lint From a Government Procurement, But What Separates “Troublesome Lint” from Mere “Dust Particles”?January 6, 2023
If You Think Your Approach Benefits the Agency, It Behooves You to Identify the Alleged BenefitsJanuary 6, 2023
Protester Said Protective Order Inhibited Its Ability to Formulate Protest Arguments. Why Didn’t this Argument Fly with GAO?January 5, 2023
Are Government Procurement Decisions Governed by a Principle of Procedural Regularity?January 5, 2023
Maybe Just Submitting Excerpts of the Solicitation as Your Proposal Wasn’t Such a Hot IdeaJanuary 5, 2023
COFC Dismissed Contractor’s Excusable Delay Defense to Default Termination. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?January 4, 2023
Agency Didn’t Record or Transcribe Oral Presentations. Why Didn’t this Result in a Failure to Document?January 3, 2023
Were the Solicitation’s Page Limits Too Restrictive or Did the Protester Just Submit a Poorly-Written Proposal?January 3, 2023
Protester Didn’t Actually Know What Awardee Proposed. Could the Protester Still Make a Disparate Treatment Argument?January 3, 2023
Labor Rates Were Realistic for Existing Employees, But Why Weren’t those Same Rates Realistic for New Employees?December 16, 2022
