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Rule of Two Does Not Require Responsibility Determinations; COFC NO. 17-183C, Sigmatech, Inc. v. United States

The Court of Federal Claims held that the Rule of Two used to determine whether a procurement can be set aside for small businesses does not require a contracting officer to affirmatively identify two specific responsible small businesses, but requires only that the contracting officer reasonably expects that two responsible small businesses will submit offers.

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