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When Key Personnel Leave: The Federal Contractor’s Disclosure Dilemma

Ogletree Deakins – Federal contractors that build proposals around named “key personnel” face a difficult choice when a proposed key person becomes unavailable before award due to resignation or accepting another position during typically lengthy evaluation periods: notify the agency and seek permission to submit a substitute, or stay silent and address the issue only after contract award.

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Filed Under#agency-notification#contract-award#contract-management#disclosure-dilemma#evaluation-periods#federal-contractors#key-personnel#proposal-build#resignation-issues#substitute-approval
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