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News/Protests & Claims/Government Officials Who Left a Procuring Agency for Jobs with an Offeror Had Real and Apparent Conflicts of Interest, But Those Conflicts Did Not Taint the Procurement; Oracle America, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 18-1880C
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Government Officials Who Left a Procuring Agency for Jobs with an Offeror Had Real and Apparent Conflicts of Interest, But Those Conflicts Did Not Taint the Procurement; Oracle America, Inc. v. United States, COFC No. 18-1880C

Pre-award protest arising out of a $10 billion cloud computing procurement is denied where, despite errors in the acquisition process and some disquieting conflicts of interest, the protester could not satisfy a solicitation criterion and thus was not prejudiced by the flawed procurement.

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