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Mich. Co.’s Former Air Force Work Isn’t A Bidding Conflict

by scceu0461

Law360 (March 27, 2020, 7:45 PM EDT) — An aluminum extrusion producer’s work developing a next-generation cargo pallet for the U.S. Air Force doesn’t disqualify it from bidding on a contract to produce those pallets, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said. 

The GAO found that the Air Force had reasonably investigated AAR Mobility Services’ allegations that the Michigan-based Taber Extrusion LLC had a competitive advantage that should’ve barred it from competing for a 10-year contract to supply aluminum air pallets to the service. The watchdog denied AAR’s bid protest in a decision released Thursday. 

“The record reflects the contracting officer reasonably investigated and considered each of the potential [organizational…

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