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...

The Federal Circuit recently sent an appeal back to the Court of Federal Claims (“COFC”) because the lower court had dismissed the claim,...

You must be extremely careful with protected material obtained in a Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) protest.  BBGSRO, the...

There are literally hundreds (perhaps thousands) where the Government Accounting Office (“GAO”) has dismissed a protest because it was...

A recent decision by the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) explained that an agency had unreasonably determined that the statutory...