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Why bidders for federal contracts need to deal with conflicts of interest early on

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So some of those are things that can be mitigated, usually impaired objectivity, which means basically, that you’re evaluating your own work from another contract. Zach Prince You can’t have a situation where you’re evaluating your own work, or where somebody who’s part of your team is evaluating its own work.

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As the Acquisition World Turns: OFPP turns heat up on primes

Federal News Network

The Government Accountability Office’s annual report to Congress on the state of bid protests always is fascinating. The SBPCD is the prime contractor’s proposed response to the small business participation evaluation factors. And the oversight and accountability of subcontracting efforts by prime contractors is getting more scrutiny.

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How to Bid on Government Jobs: A Practical Guide

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Want to bid on government jobs? Discover how to navigate the process and secure government contracts for your business. Key Takeaways Bidding on government contracts presents significant growth opportunities for businesses, especially small enterprises, with substantial revenue and credibility benefits.

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An award protest reaffirms: You’ve got to treat all bidders equally

Federal News Network

The Government Accountability Office recently upheld the protest of a contract award from the Defense Intelligence Agency. It used a slightly unconventional approach to evaluating bidders. But what it actually says is your evaluation criteria. DIA was hiring a small business to conduct counterintelligence training.

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Why File: A GAO Bid Protest Intervention

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The GAO’s bid protest regulations define “intervenor” as: “an awardee if the award has been made or, if no award has been made, all bidders or offerors who appear to have a substantial prospect of receiving an award if the protest is denied.” Looking for the latest government contracting legal news?

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Bid Protest Minute: GAO’s Task Order Jurisdiction

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On December 21, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) dismissed a protest by ELS, an unsuccessful bidder on a Department of Defense (DOD) task order opportunity, concluding that it did not have jurisdiction to consider it. The protestor’s proposed price was $30,478,050, and its total evaluated price was $30,566,297.

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Did you know many Procurement Team in govt use MEAT as part of evaluation?

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Government Procurement Professionals aim to achieve the best value for money in the process of procurement of goods and services for the public. The weightage of each criterion determines the relative importance of that criterion to meet the requirements of the government project.