This week’s Bid Protest Weekly article focuses on a disagreement between GAO and the Court of Federal Claims. In the case at issue, the protester challenged an agency’s decision not to make an award to the protester under a multiple-award ID/IQ contract. After GAO denied the initial protest, the protester brought its challenge to the Court of Federal Claims. The Court was more receptive to the protester’s arguments, sustaining the protest and ordering the agency to conduct a re-evaluation.
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The Bid Protest Weekly is an online journal created and maintained by our Government Contracts Practice Group. This and similar articles analyzing recent bid protest decisions are posted each week on the Bid Protest Weekly website: www.bidprotestweekly.com. The Bid Protest Weekly website also offers a continuously expanding archive of decision digests dating back to 2008 that summarize and categorize GAO bid protest decisions.
