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Task Order Protests

15 published works

  1. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    The Court of Federal Claim’s Task and Delivery Order Jurisdiction May Be Back in Play

    By Crowell & Moring

    In September, I wrote about the Court of Federal Claims’ decision in MED Trends, Inc. v. United States, No. 11-420 (Fed. Cl. Sept. 13, 2011), where the Court concluded that…

  2. The Contractor's Perspective

    COFC speaks on post-sunset task order protest jurisdiction

    By Husch Blackwell

    As we discussed in a previous post, there has been some confusion regarding the availability of task order protest jurisdiction following the expiration of the sunset provision enacted as part of…

  3. Government Contracts & Investigations Blog

    Who’s In Charge? The GAO, the FAR Council, and Jurisdiction Over Task Order Bid Protests

    By Sheppard Mullin

    By W. Bruce Shirk We’ve previously complained about the FAR Council’s tendency to take too much time to issue rules that entail consideration of complex subject matter, as indicated, for…

  4. Federal Construction Contracting Blog

    GAO Expands Its Jurisdiction to Consider All Task Order Protests

    By Michael H. Payne

    Prior to 2008, dating back to 1994, it was not permissible to protest a task order. The 1994 enactment of the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act ("FASA") provided that protests over…

  5. The Contractor's Perspective

    Has GAO expanded its task order protest jurisdiction?

    By Husch Blackwell

    Until recently, many people had assumed that GAO no longer had jurisdiction over civilian agency task order protests in excess of $10 million.  But GAO's decision in Technatomy Corp. (B-405130)…