GAO: Procuring Agency Needn’t Disclose Inter-Agency Consultation – SmallGovCon

Published on July 19, 2017 in Blog by The Aggregator

A procuring agency wasn’t required to inform offerors of an inter-agency communication, which resolved a potential solicitation conflict.

Source: GAO: Procuring Agency Needn’t Disclose Inter-Agency Consultation – SmallGovCon

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