Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider (March 2021)April 7, 2021
Agency Miscalculated the Percentage Difference Between Proposed Prices, But It Didn’t Prejudice the Protester; UltiSat, Inc, GAO B-418769.2, B-4187698.3April 6, 2021
GAO Finds that Protester Waited Too Long to File Protest; Peraton, Inc., GAO B-416916.11April 6, 2021
Sole-Source Award Was Justified Where Only One Company Could Meet Agency’s Needs; Panasonic I-PRO Sensing Solutions Corporation of America, GAO B-419260April 6, 2021
Protester Unable to Prove It Has Right to Use Boat Offered to the Navy; Omni2Max, GAO B-419445April 6, 2021
Documents Show Trump Officials Skirted Rules to Reward Politically Connected and Untested Firms With Huge Pandemic ContractsApril 6, 2021
Protester Uploaded Proposal Before Deadline But Failed to Properly Submit It In Time; People, Technology and Processes, LLC, GAO B-419385, B-419385.2April 5, 2021
GAO Finds that Solicitation’s Certification Requirement Was Not Ambiguous; Mission1st Group, Inc., GAO B-419522April 5, 2021
Contrary to Protester’s Contentions, Solicitation Requested, But Did Not Require, Past Performance References Completed Within the Last Three Years; Navarre Corporation, GAO B-419088.2April 5, 2021
Contractor Cannot Move to Dismiss Government’s Theory Regarding the Scope of the Claim; Mission Support Alliance, LLC v. Department of Energy, CBCA 6477April 5, 2021