The Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) supported an agency decision and found a protester was ineligible for award where its...

The problem of improper use of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) in cases and pleadings has been a recurring theme over the past year or two....

Many government contract professionals think of “claims” as something that only contractors submit, but the Contract Disputes Act (“CDA”)...

In a Department of Commerce (“DOC”) procurement for technology services for a traffic coordination system, the non-selected contractor...

Ambiguity is an important concept in both a solicitation and in a contract.  There are two types of ambiguities—patent and latent.  Where...

A recent case at the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (the “Board”) found the Air Force liable for a superior knowledge claim on...

The Government Accountability Office recently reminded us that the requirements in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (“FAR”) for Part 19...

The Court of Federal Claims (“COFC”) recently released a decision where it declined to dismiss (for lack of jurisdiction) a protest of a...