What’s the Difference Between Contracts “For” the Government Versus “By” the Government? This GAO Case Will Set You Straight.September 12, 2024
Agency Completely Disregarded a Portion of the Protester’s Proposal. Why Did GAO Say It Was Okay?September 12, 2024
The CO Indicated the Claim Was “Highly Likely” to Be Denied. Can the Contractor Appeal?September 12, 2024
If You’re a Certified SDVOSB and You Move, Be Sure to Let SBA Know About the Address Change.September 12, 2024
You May Be Managing the Contract, But that Doesn’t Mean You’re Performing a Primary & Vital RequirementSeptember 11, 2024
Can an Awardee Challenge the Solicitation for the Contract It Just Received? COFC Says No.September 11, 2024
Contractor Claimed Some of Its Duties Under the Contract Had Been Transferred to the Government. The COFC Wasn’t Buying It.September 10, 2024
Agency Said Protester Was Not Entitled to Costs Because the Protest Arguments Lacked Merit. Why Did GAO Think the Arguments Were Not So Flimsy?September 10, 2024
Protester Claimed Agency’s Failure to Implement Corrective Action Justified Reimbursement of Costs. Why Didn’t GAO Agree?September 9, 2024
Protester Claimed Agency Deviated from Its Response to Offeror Questions. But GAO Found the Protester Had Misconstrued the Response.September 6, 2024
The Taliban Took the Contractor’s Fuel. ASBCA Says Too Bad, the Government’s Not Responsible.September 6, 2024
There’s No Exclusive Interpretation of “Exclusive”: COFC Rejects Protester’s Interpretation of an “Exclusive” Supply AgreementSeptember 5, 2024
Is It Conceivable That Everyone Knew About an FCA Settlement Except the Contracting Officer? GAO Says YesSeptember 4, 2024
Interesting Arguments From an Uninterested Party: GAO Denies Protests From an Ineligible ProtesterSeptember 3, 2024
