COFC Refuses to Reconsider Claims that Were Not Adequately Presented in Contractor’s Initial FilingsFebruary 6, 2026
Protester Sought Protest Costs After Agency Took Corrective Action. Why Did GAO Only Recommend a Partial Award of Costs?February 6, 2026
If Your GAO Protest Is Due During a Government Shutdown, You Must File the First Business Day After the Shutdown EndsFebruary 5, 2026
Protester Claimed Contract Performed by Awardee’s Subcontractor Created an OCI. GAO Didn’t See the ConnectionFebruary 2, 2026
Protester Argued Awardee’s Proposed Key Personnel Should’ve Been Disqualifying. Why Did GAO Think Disqualification Was Not Warranted?February 2, 2026
Protester Alleged Solicitation Required Vendors to Implement the Protester’s Proprietary Method. Why Did GAO Reject this Argument?January 30, 2026
A Declaration Submitted in a Bid Protest Cannot Serve as Capability that Should’ve Been Submitted as Part of the ProcurementJanuary 30, 2026
The Agency Released the Protester’s Pricing Data to Other Vendors. Why Didn’t this Disclosure Invalidate the Procurement?January 30, 2026
The Protester Claimed the Agency Should Have Amended, Not Canceled, the Solicitation. Why Did GAO Side with the Agency?January 29, 2026
Protester Objected to Past Performance Evaluation, But GAO Found the Awardee Had a Better Track RecordJanuary 27, 2026
Informal Attempts to Resolve Adverse Agency Action Do Not Toll GAO Protest Filing DeadlineJanuary 26, 2026
