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Presumption of Constructive Notice Applicable to Published Procurement Actions
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
Under the Small Business Act and the Office of Federal Procurement Policy Act, federal agencies must publish notices of proposed contract actions and modifications exceeding $25,000 on the System of Award Management (SAM) unless an exception listed in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 5.202...
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Post-Award Protests Involving Awardee’s Failure to Satisfy Material Solicitation Requirements
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
Bid protest adjudicative forums such as the Government Accountability Office (GAO) have consistently held that a proposal that fails to meet a material solicitation requirement is considered technically unacceptable and cannot form the basis of an award. When included in the solicitation as...
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Actual and Apparent Authority in Federal Contracting
Sareesh Rawat, Esq.
It is well established that the U.S. government may only enter into contracts through the authorized actions of its Contracting Officers (COs), who have actual authority to bind the government. In contrast, however, contractors may be bound by the actions of their representatives possessing...
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