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Bid Protest Intervention: How to Fight for Your Contract

Oles Morrison – In federal procurement, bidders or offerors who are not awarded a contract have the right to protest contract award with the Government Accountability Office, Court of Federal Claims, or the procuring agency itself. During a bid protest, the awardee, or any other party with proper standing, may intervene in the proceeding to protect its right to award.

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