A client's award of a SDVOSB set-aside contract was the subject of a recent protest to SBA. The protest alleged that the joint venture client was actually one in which the small business partner was controlled by the other partner, a large business. Based on our defense, SBA concluded that the joint venture was, in fact, owned and controlled by a service-disabled veteran, and was therefore an eligible SDVOSB for the contract award. SBA's decision was issued on May 13, 2020.
A second victory for our client at SBA's Office of Hearings and Appeals: following on the heels of a helpful decision for them at the U.S. Government Accountability Office, our client recently recei
A recent settlement with NIH shows the value of reviewing contract records to see if any other issues remain unresolved. While negotiating a settlement for costs incurred by a client during an extens
Quick intervention and strong advocacy once again prove the wisdom of intervening when a competitor files a bid protest of your contract award. After two rounds of comments, GAO ultimately denied a p