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Bid Protests
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Meaningful Discussions
When Does an Agency Cross the Line from Clarifications to Discussions?
By Michelle E. Litteken, Luke Levasseur
Editor’s note: This is the first post in a series of posts focused on protest allegations related to discussions with offerors. Planned future posts will cover what qualifies as meaningful…
Real Estate & Construction Law
The Battle Continues in Bid Protest Against Bergen County
Echoing down Main Street in Hackensack is the incessant and repetitive booming of the driving of piles into the ground on what was once the visitor parking lot next to…
The Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog
GAO Sustains Bid Protest Based on Government’s Actual Needs
Followers of our Blog know that we pay special attention to the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) and how its decisions impact government contractors. In fact, I covered the basics of GAO…
ContractsProf Blog
ABA Academy Presents: Workshop on Bid Protests
Thursday, June 26, 20141:00 PM - 2:30 PM ETWebinar1.5 CLE credits requested$195 General Public$150 ABA Members$95 Sponsor MembersSponsorSection of Public Contract LawBid Protest 101: An Introduction to the Federal Bid Protest…
Supplemental Conditions
Why GAO Bid Protests Are Worth It
Since 2006, the number of bid protest filed with the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) has nearly doubled from approximately 1,300 protest filed in 2006 to over 2,400 filed in 2012.…
Meaningful Discussions
Some of the Unwritten Rules of GAO Protective Order Admissions
By Luke Levasseur, Marcia Madsen, David F. Dowd
One of the ongoing issues lawyers face when litigating bid protests at GAO is the lack of precedent related to protective order (PO) admissions. The rules are relatively clear with…
Meaningful Discussions
Bid Protest Record Supplementation at the CFC and Difficulties Applying the Federal Circuit’s Axiom Decision
By Marcia Madsen, Luke Levasseur
It is not uncommon for litigants in bid protest cases to seek to supplement the administrative record with materials generated by consultants or otherwise not considered by the agency during…
The Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog
GAO Bid Protest Series – Part 10 of 10 – Automatic Performance Stays
We made it! Today, the Fox Rothschild Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog concludes our ten-part series on Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) bid protests with Part 10: Automatic Performance Stays. …
The Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog
GAO Bid Protest Series – Part 9: Protective Orders
Today, we continue with Part 9 of our 10-part series on Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) bid protests by discussing Protective Orders. You can catch up on the complete series by…
Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog
State-Level Procurements: You’re Not in Kansas Any More (Unless You Happen to Be Selling to Kansas)
By Tom Webley
This post was written by Joelle E.K. Laszlo. As competition for contracts with U.S. federal government agencies increases, companies that seek to maintain or increase their government sales may set their…