Joe Whitcomb
The more times you submit a proposal for a government contract, the more likely you are to have your bid win protested by a disappointed bidder. Conversely, you are also more likely to find yourself in a position to protest an unfair bid loss. Either way, there are things you can do in advance to reduce the chance that you will face litigation.
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