5 min read
Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: August 04, 2022
To win a bid protest, it isn’t enough for a protester to show there was an error in conducting a procurement. The protester must show “competitive...
3 min read
Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: August 01, 2022
Consider a situation when you submitted a bid that was, admittedly, higher than a competitor’s bid, but you were the most qualified to complete the...
5 min read
Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: July 12, 2022
When an agency creates a request for proposals (RFP) under the procedures of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) part 12, it must ensure the request...
5 min read
David Tscheschke, Esq.: February 02, 2022
It is not uncommon for a project to encounter delays, rework or project scope changes. When this occurs, the contractor needs to submit a change...
5 min read
Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: January 18, 2022
There are several ways a government agency contracting office can request a quotation or a bid from an offeror. One way is a request for quotation...
4 min read
David Tscheschke, Esq.: January 05, 2022
When issuing a solicitation, the solicitor can assess the bids or quotations using a best-value tradeoff evaluation. The tradeoff evaluation process...
4 min read
David Tscheschke, Esq.: January 03, 2022
It is not uncommon for a company to offer discounts on its products or services. Generally, this occurs when products are ordered in bulk or...
3 min read
Whitcomb, Selinsky, PC Staff: November 22, 2021
Peraton, Inc. protested the scope of the Department of State’s (DOS) corrective action following the last protest of a task order to ManTech Advanced...
4 min read
David Tscheschke, Esq.: October 25, 2021
When bidding on a government contract, the company and/or its employees may need a specific security clearance in order to work on a project....
3 min read
Joe Whitcomb: October 07, 2021
Ambiguity can create numerous issues. When a word, phrase or expression can be understood in two or more possible ways, misunderstandings between...
