Bid Protest Spotlight: Misplaced Information, Conclusory Tradeoffs, and Inexperienced Protégés

This month’s bid protest roundup summarizes three protest decisions released in July. The first discusses an agency’s ability to ignore information that an offeror does not place in the correct part of its proposal. The second addresses an agency’s duty to document why a proposal’s technical superiority is (or is not) worth a particular price premium. And the third decision explores the degree of adverse attention an agency may give to a small business protégé’s lack of experience in a mentor-protégé joint venture.

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