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Published on March 8, 2018 • Law

Two-Minute Warning – Agencies May Evaluate More Proposals Than Needed for LPTA

PubKLaw’s Two-Minute Warning Podcast offers a quick look on a key takeaway from a recent bid protest case. Today’s warning: There is no rule stopping an agency from evaluating more proposals after they have identified the lowest-priced, technically acceptable offer.

Read the decision here: Evaluation of Extra Proposal Not Prejudicial; GAO B-415559, Systems Plus Inc.

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