General Services Administration
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Protests
STI Holds $31M MV-22 Maintenance Award After GAO Rejects AVMAC Challenge
GAO denied AVMAC LLC's protest of a $31,444,000.72 Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey maintenance contract awarded to Strategic Technology Institute under GSA ASTRO, finding challenges to AVMAC's own evaluation failed on the merits, AVMAC lacked standing to challenge STI's evaluation as the fourth-lowest priced offeror, and that limited corrective action...
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Minburn Technology Challenges Dell's $9.7B Pentagon Microsoft Contract at Court of Federal Claims, Alleging Undisclosed Mandatory Exclusivity and Awardee Ineligibility
Minburn Technology filed a protest at the Court of Federal Claims on June 11, 2026, challenging the Pentagon's $9.7 billion Core Enterprise Technology Agreement award to Dell Federal Systems, alleging DoD imposed mandatory exclusive ordering terms after award and that Dell's GSA schedule contract fails minimum eligibility criteria.
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GAO Denies Highlight Technologies Protest of GSA Enterprise Data Analytics Award to FedTec, Ruling $8.9M Value Judgment Over Technical Superiority Was Reasonable
GAO upheld GSA's award of an Enterprise Data Analytics Shared Services contract to FedTec LLC over technically superior Highlight Technologies, finding the $8.95M price gap justified the tradeoff and rejecting all four protest grounds including a Procurement Integrity Act allegation.
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GAO Denies South Dade SDVOSB Protest, Upholds GSA Best-Value Tradeoff on Reagan Building Facilities Contract
GAO denied South Dade Air Conditioning and Refrigeration's protest of GSA's award of a 10-year Reagan Building O&M contract to large business AAA Complete Building Services at $138.9M, despite South Dade's higher technical rating, upholding the 11.8% price-driven best-value tradeoff.
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GAO's FY2024 Bid Protest Annual Report: Insights and Implications for Contractors
GAO's FY2024 Bid Protest Annual Report recorded a 13% sustain rate, with 2,878 cases filed and the Department of Defense remaining the most-protested agency. The report highlights common grounds for relief and trends contractors should track.
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NITAAC kills CIO-SP4 — the $50B GWAC dies after 350 protests
After nearly five years of delays, corrective actions, and 350+ protests, NITAAC formally canceled the $50B CIO-SP4 Government-Wide Acquisition Contract in January 2026. CIO-SP3 extended to April 2027, moving to GSA.
