Solicitation May Have Required a Little Construction. Does that Mean the NAICS Code for Construction Applied?February 15, 2024
Agency Terminated Contract for Catastrophe. Was the Contractor Entitled to Termination Costs?February 15, 2024
Protester Said Agency Ignored Awardee’s “Devastating” Past Performance. COFC Didn’t Think Performance Was that Calamitous.February 14, 2024
GAO Finds Protester Was Confused About the Difference Between Maintenance and ConstructionFebruary 14, 2024
Solicitation Said Vendors Would Be Credited for an Approach that Required Little Government Intervention. So Why Was this Protester Penalized for Not Addressing Government Involvement?February 13, 2024
OHA Thought the Size Protest Was Nonspecific. Why Did It Affirm the Size Determination?February 13, 2024
COFC Found Protester Was Likely to Succeed on OCI Argument. Why Didn’t the Court Grant a Preliminary Injunction?February 12, 2024
Protester Based Its Staffing on Historical Data. Why Did this Approach Merit a Weakness?February 9, 2024
Protester’s Proposal Was Acceptable After an Initial Evaluation But Unacceptable After a Reevaluation. Why Didn’t GAO Think the About Face Was a Problem?February 8, 2024
Contractor Agreed to Multiple Accords and Satisfactions. Why Didn’t Those Accords Negate the Contractor’s Claim?February 8, 2024
Does an Agency’s Hardball Litigation Strategy Justify Reimbursement of Protest Costs?February 7, 2024
Protester Thought Discussions Could’ve Been More Explicit. GAO Said Agency Was Clear Enough.February 7, 2024
Protester Said Awardee’s Proposal Didn’t Accurately State How Company Would Perform. Why Did GAO Agree?February 5, 2024
Protester Thought the Agency Erred in Not Comparing Proposals. GAO Said the Protester Misinterpreted the Solicitation.February 5, 2024
Protester Claimed Putative SDVOSB Wasn’t Listed in SBA Database. Why Didn’t this State a Valid Status Protest?February 5, 2024
