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Courts, Boards, & GAO
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“Close Enough” Isn’t Good Enough: Protester’s “Homebrew” Certification Sinks Proposal • Lost in Translation: GAO Upholds Rejection of Lease Written in Japanese • Bid Protests in Alaska • Federal Circuit Holds Challengers to CICA Stay Overrides Need Not Satisfy Four-Factor Injunctive Relief Test • The Clock Is Still Ticking — Claims Timeliness Across the Boards and at the COFC
COFC Not Persuaded by Contractor’s “Gestalt” Theory of Constructive Change—Absent Specific Evidence, the Court is not Inclined to Infer the Elements of Constructive Change from the Totality of the Circumstances; COFC No. 12-286C, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation v. United States
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