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GAO: A Higher Rating for One Offeror does Not Mean A Competitor was Penalized

Koprince Law – It seems like it should go without saying, but, just because an offeror with better evaluation ratings is preferred over one with neutral ratings does not mean the latter offeror was penalized for having neutral ratings, or that the neutral rating was a penalty.

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