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GAO May Consider a Contractor Attempt to Informally Resolve Solicitation Defects to Be an Agency Protest Starting the Timeliness Clock on Subsequent GAO Protests. Contractors Must Be Aware to Avoid Untimely GAO Protests

GAO May Consider a Contractor Attempt to Informally Resolve Solicitation Defects to Be an Agency Protest Starting the Timeliness Clock on Subsequent GAO Protests. Contractors Must Be Aware to Avoid Untimely GAO Protests By David J. Seidman ©David J. Seidman...

Paul J. Seidman is speaking on Teaming Agreements at the NCMA SubCon Training Workshop

Don’t forget to sign up for NCMA’s March 30-31, 2017 SubCon Training Workshop at the Hyatt Regency in Dulles, Virginia. Paul Seidman will be speaking at the workshop discussing teaming agreements from a subcontractor perspective. Paul Seidman’s discussion about...

Bid Protest Timeliness – What You Need to Know

A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Federal Claims (“COFC”) in Favor TechConsulting, LLC v. United States, 129 Fed.Cl. 208 (2016), illustrates the importance of knowing the rules regarding bid protest timeliness and obtaining a stay at the various bid protest...

GAO May Consider a Contractor Attempt to Informally Resolve Solicitation Defects to Be an Agency Protest Starting the Timeliness Clock on Subsequent GAO Protests. Contractors Must Be Aware to Avoid Untimely GAO Protests

Paul J. Seidman is speaking on Teaming Agreements at the NCMA SubCon Training Workshop

Bid Protest Timeliness – What You Need to Know

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