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Court Rejects Bait-and-Switch Allegation Because Argument Was Premised on Conjecture; The Severson Group, LLP v. United States, COFC No. 20-1887

GAO Finds that Protester Misinterpreted the Meaning of “Gloves”; Global-PPE, Inc., GAO B-419536

Proposal Undone by Protester’s Failure to Identify Deficiencies in the Agency’s Project Design; BB Governmental Services Srl, GAO B-419205.3

Contractor Attempts to Broadly Challenge DCAA’s Audit Practices, But ASBCA Dismisses Appeals as Moot; Appeals of L3 Technologies, Inc., ASBCA Nos. 61811, 61813, 61814

Agency Made an Improper Upward Adjustment to Contractor’s Probable Costs; Vectrus Mission Solutions Corporation; Vanquish Worldwide, LLC, GAO B-418942 et al.

Protester Unable to Prove that Awardee’s Staffing Approach is Unacceptable; ISS Action, Inc., GAO B-419469

Quotation Was Unacceptable Because It Proposed an Item that Had Been Removed from the Protester’s FSS Contract; Chicago American Manufacturing, LLC, GAO B-419242

Protester Can’t Overcome Performance Issues on Incumbent Contract; Datapath, Inc., GAO B-419323.3, B-419323.4

GAO Recommends Reimbursement of All Protest Costs, Finds Challenges to Technical and Price Evaluations Intertwined with Meritorious OCI Arguments; Elemental Innovation d/b/a Halo Maritime Defense System, GAO B-419019.4

In the Midst of Many Irrelevant Arguments, ASBCA Finds that Contractor Raised a Single Factual Dispute to Thwart Agency’s Summary Judgment Motion; Appeal of Langdon Engineering & Mgt., ASBCA No. 61959

Violations of Express Solicitation Provisions Cannot Be Resolved with Clarifications; 22nd Century Technologies, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 20-1815C

GAO Unbothered by Awardee’s Lack of Active SAM Registration; Jade Excavation, Inc., GAO B-419515

Agency Miscalculated the Percentage Difference Between Proposed Prices, But It Didn’t Prejudice the Protester; UltiSat, Inc, GAO B-418769.2, B-4187698.3

GAO Finds that Protester Waited Too Long to File Protest; Peraton, Inc., GAO B-416916.11

Sole-Source Award Was Justified Where Only One Company Could Meet Agency’s Needs; Panasonic I-PRO Sensing Solutions Corporation of America, GAO B-419260

Protester Unable to Prove It Has Right to Use Boat Offered to the Navy; Omni2Max, GAO B-419445

Protester Uploaded Proposal Before Deadline But Failed to Properly Submit It In Time; People, Technology and Processes, LLC, GAO B-419385, B-419385.2

GAO Finds that Solicitation’s Certification Requirement Was Not Ambiguous; Mission1st Group, Inc., GAO B-419522

Contrary to Protester’s Contentions, Solicitation Requested, But Did Not Require, Past Performance References Completed Within the Last Three Years; Navarre Corporation, GAO B-419088.2

Contractor Cannot Move to Dismiss Government’s Theory Regarding the Scope of the Claim; Mission Support Alliance, LLC v. Department of Energy, CBCA 6477