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GAO Says “No Prejudice” in Challenged Past Performance Requirements Where Protester is Able to Meet Them

Crowell & Moring – In a recent pre-award challenge to the terms of a solicitation, the protester argued two aspects of the RFP’s past performance instructions were unduly restrictive because they effectively excludes a number of small businesses capable of the work.

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