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The Protester and Agency Disputed Whether the Solicitation Required an Inventory List. Why Did GAO Side with the Agency?

COFC Finds Pro Se Protester Is a Sophisticated Litigant, Denies Protester’s Various Procedural Motions

Protester Claimed Agency Had “No Right” to Review Its Past Performance. GAO Thought Otherwise.

ASBCA Finds Agency Failed to Disclose Superior Knowledge

The Protester Argued the Agency Deviated from the Acquisition Plan and Strategy Documents. Why Did the COFC Find the Protester Waived this Argument?

GAO Says Agency Not Required to Discuss a Noncompliant Proposal

Protester Convinces Federal Circuit Its Protest Isn’t Moot, But Can’t Overcome Lack of Standing

Protester Claimed Agency Ignored “Red Flags” in Awardee’s Proposal. COFC Wasn’t Convinced.

The Appellant Claimed the Government’s Failure to Provide Documents Required a Default Judgment. ASBCA Disagreed.

Protester Argued Agency Didn’t Properly Assess Price Realism. But GAO Said an Evaluation of Realism Was Unnecessary.

GAO Says a Chinese-Owned Provider Presented a National Security Risk for a TNT Contract

The Protester Argued the Agency Had Improperly Waived First Article Testing for the Awardee. GAO Didn’t See It that Way.

GAO Sustains Protest Due to Unreasonable Price Analysis

ASBCA Says Agency Constructively Changed the Contract to Add More Work

The Agency Said the Protester’s Waiver for Covered Telecommunications Equipment Wasn’t Valid. Why Did COFC Reject the Agency’s Position and Side with the Protester?

GAO Sustains Protest, Finds Agency Botched Price Realism Analysis

Is a Final Proposal Revision an Offer? OHA Says No.

Federal Circuit Reverses CBCA, Holds Contractor Was Not Entitled to Redesign Costs

The Solicitation Permitted Proposals in Arial Font, But that Doesn’t Mean Offerors Could Use Any of the Arial “Family of Fonts”

Protester Argued Agency’s Square Footage Requirement Was Unduly Restrictive. Why Did GAO Think It Was Reasonable?