Indirect Doesn’t Mean Exempt: ASBCA Rejects Cross‑Motions Over U.S.-Flag Transportation CostsApril 20, 2026
A Moral Victory Only: Protester Shows Likelihood of Success But Court Denies Preliminary InjunctionApril 17, 2026
ASBCA Affirms that It Has Authority to Unconditionally Dismiss an Appeal Without PrejudiceApril 16, 2026
If You’re a Subcontractor that Performs the Duties of a Prime Contractor Do You Qualify as a Prime Contractor? GAO Says No.April 14, 2026
Contractor Convinced Board to Reconsider Dismissal of Appeal Only for the Board to Dismiss Again on Different GroundsApril 13, 2026
Protester Did Not Believe Agency Canceled Solicitation. GAO Attempted to Disabuse Them of this MisapprehensionApril 13, 2026
“Let’s Do the Time Warp Again”: GAO Finds Agency Did Not Allow Vendors Enough Time to Respond to Successive Solicitation AmendmentsApril 10, 2026
If Your Protest Is a “Bullet List of Conclusory Allegations,” You’ll Likely Have a Hard Time Surviving a Request for DismissalApril 8, 2026
Why Can’t You See the Real Me? Protester Claimed Agency Missed Strengths in Its Proposal. GAO Found that Proposal Was Not as Beguiling as the Protester ThoughtApril 7, 2026