DoD’s $7.2B Moving Contract Included ‘Pervasive’ Violations of Procurement Rules

The Government Accountability Office overturned the Defense Department’s $7.2 billion contract to move service members’ household goods around the world because of what the independent bid arbiter called “pervasive” errors in the contracting process that prejudiced two losing bidders, according to two newly-released legal decisions.
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