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The Awardee Hired a Former Army Commander Who Helped with the Proposal. Why Didn’t This Give the Awardee an Unfair Advantage?

The protester challenged the award of a mission support services contract, arguing that the awardee gained an unfair competitive advantage by hiring a former Army commander who allegedly had access to non-public, competitively useful information about the protester's incumbent contract performance.

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