Protest win with attorney fees

December 12, 2024

A Cordatis team consisting of Laurel Hockey, Daniel Strouse, John O’Brien, and Rhina Cardenal won a protest on behalf of our client ATP Gov, LLC. In its decision, GAO agreed with our argument that the awardee was ineligible because it had proposed portable satellite terminals that did not meet the solicitation’s material requirements. Even better, GAO directed NASA to pay our attorney fees. Click here to read the decision.

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Published on:January 23, 2025

Client Alert – Know your rights when the government terminates your contract

Two of President Donald J. Trump’s recently issued Executive Orders direct federal agencies to end their Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) programs. As a result, agencies that contracted for DEIA services are now terminating those contracts for the government’s convenience. Clink on this post for more information about how we can help with termination issues.

Published on:January 13, 2025

Another successful intervention

A Cordatis team consisting of David Cohen, Pablo Nichols, and John O'Brien successfully defended our client Unison Software against a protest from CGI Federal. In its decision, GAO rejected CGI's arguments related to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's assessment of FedRAMP eligibility and evaluation of the proposals.

Published on:December 21, 2024

When in doubt – intervene!

John O'Brien recently protected our client's contract in a post-award GAO protest. In affirming the award, GAO rejected the protestor's arguments about corporate experience.

Protest win with attorney fees

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Another successful intervention

When in doubt – intervene!

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