Recent Bid Protest Decisions

Federal agencies are required to award government contracts in accordance with numerous acquisition laws and regulations. If a party interested in a government contract believes that an agency has violated procurement law or regulation in a solicitation for goods or services, or in the award of a contract, it may file a bid protest with our office. GAO provides an inexpensive and expeditious forum for the resolution of bid protests.

View the most recent bid protest decisions below.

Recent Bid Protest Decisions

Oct 16

Casey & Company LLC

We deny the protest.

B-424785

Oct 16

Coulson Aviation (USA) Inc.

We deny the protest in part and dismiss it in part.

B-424598,B-424598.2

Oct 14

Sterling Readiness Rounds, LLC--Reconsideration

We deny the request.

B-424607.2

Oct 13

Secise, LLC; Don Selvy Enterprises, Inc.

We deny the protest.

B-424214.3,B-424214.4,B-424214.5,B-424214.7

Oct 13

Cashel Strategic, LLC--Reconsideration

We deny the request.

B-424245.3

Oct 09

Peterson's LLC

We sustain the protest.

B-424599,B-424599.2

Oct 09

Aero Simulation, Inc.

We deny the request for reconsideration because it fails to demonstrate any material factual or legal errors with respect to the underlying decision dismissing ASI's protest.

B-424444.2

Oct 09

RFD Beaufort, Inc.

We deny the protest.

B-424661,B-424661.2