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National Security Concerns Can Bar SBIR Awards: Key Takeaways from Kayhan Space Corp. v. United States

GAO Sustains Protest Due to Agency’s Inadequate Documentation and Unequal Evaluation of Offerors

Documents May Have Been Close-at-Hand, But that Didn’t Mean the Agency Had to Consider Them

Barebones Comments on the Agency Report Nullify Protest

Don’t Wait: FAR Part 36 Offerors Must Protest Within 10 Days of an Unsuccessful Offeror Notice

It’s in There: GAO Finds Allegedly Unstated Criteria Were Encompassed by Stated Criteria

When “Too Low” Isn’t a Protest: Price Realism vs. Price Reasonableness in B-424336, Mustang Survival Manufacturing, Inc.

GAO Says Agency Can Establish a Competitive Range of One Vendor

Death by CPARS: Too Many Marginal Ratings Tank Protester’s Proposal

COFC Affirms Capacious Deference to Agencies in Protests that Broach National Security Matters

How to File a GAO Bid Protest in 2026: Deadlines, the Automatic Stay, and Your Real Odds

“You Don’t See the Real Me”: GAO Finds Protester’s Proposal Was Merely Good, Not Excellent

April 2026 Bid Protest Sustain of the Month: You Can’t Change the Game Without Letting the Players Adjust

Despite Protester’s Creative Procedural Arguments, GAO Finds Protests Were Submitted Too Late

GAO Unbothered by Solo Discussions with the “Best Suited” Vendor

Sure, I Got an Award, But I’m Mad Someone Else Did Too. Can I Protest?

Low Price, High Drama: Did the Navy Cut Corners on the Price Analysis?

Shadow AI in Government Contract Proposal Evaluations: Emerging Bid Protest Risks for Federal Contractors

Five Percent to Stay Quiet: How the New “Loser Pays” Rule Discourages Legitimate Procurement Challenges

GAO Reaffirms that Proposals Without a Realistic Chance of Award Do Not Belong in the Competitive Range