Updated June 16, 2025
DIGEST
1. Protest arguments challenging various aspects of the agency’s evaluation of the awardee’s proposal and best-value tradeoff decision are dismissed as legally insufficient where the protest grounds are insufficient and rely on speculative allegations concerning the awardee’s proposed price.
2. Protest alleging that the agency failed to adequately assess and address an alleged conflict of interest is denied where the agency meaningfully considered the allegation and reasonably concluded that no conflict of interest existed.
DECISION
AIX Tech, LLC, a small business of Brambleton, Virginia, protests the issuance of a task order to Defense Solutions Group, LLC (DSG),[1] of Virginia Beach, Virginia, under request for proposals (RFP) No. 832369148, issued by the Department of Defense, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), to provide strategic advisory support to the agency’s program executive office transport. The protester challenges various aspects of the agency’s evaluation of DSG’s proposal and the best-value tradeoff decision. AIX also alleges that DSG failed to disclose, and DISA failed to properly evaluate, a conflict of interest.
We dismiss the protest in part and deny it in part.
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Added June 11, 2025
Protester: AIX Tech, LLC
Solicitation Number: RFP-831269148
Agency: Department of Defense: Defense Information Systems Agency
File number: B-423417.1
Outcome: Denied
Decision Date: June 11, 2025
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