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Veteran’s Side Hustle as an Insurance Agent Not Fatal to Company’s SDVOSB Status

COFC Says Agency Disparately Evaluated Proposals, But the Protester Wasn’t Prejudiced

SDVOSB Can’t Salvage Its Status with New Evidence on Appeal

On Remand from the Federal Circuit, CBCA Finds Software License Incorporated into FSS Contract is Not a “Procurement Contract”

GAO Says There’s No OCIs If There’s No Competition

A Reminder from OHA that a Size Protest Must Do More than Simply Raise Some Questions

The “Notice-Went-to-My-Spam-Folder” Argument Doesn’t’ Excuse an Untimely SBA Filing

Protester Asserted Multiple Disparate Evaluation Arguments. One of Them Hit the Bullseye.

Protester Submitted a Portion of Its FPR Late. Why Was the Agency Justified in Rejecting the Entire Proposal?

Contractor Claimed Agency Withheld Superior Knowledge. ASBCA Thought the Contractor May Have a Point.

Can an Agency Rely on “Close at Hand” Information When Evaluating Management Approach? GAO Says Yes.

Agency May Have Been “Handing Out Sole-Source Awards Like Lollipops,” But Protester Lacked Standing to Object

Agencies Must Consider the Experience of a Mentor-Protégé JV in the Aggregate, But Proteges Have to Bring Something to the Table

So, You Got Some Strengths. That Doesn’t Mean Your Proposal Is Better Than Acceptable.

CO Said Protester Was Non-Responsible Because Member of Protester’s JV Was Suspended. Why Did the COFC Think the CO Made the Wrong Call?

Evaluation Contained Superlatives. Did this Mean the Protester Should’ve Been Rated as Outstanding?

Protester Contended Solicitation Was Ambiguous and Unduly Restrictive. Not So, Said GAO.

Protester Complained About a Cost Adjustment. Why Did GAO Think the Adjustment Was Justified?

Do You Suspect the Solicitation May Be Unconstitutional? GAO Can’t Help You.

GAO Says Agency Botched Professional Compensation and Cost Realism Evaluations, Upends $3.8 Billion Award