You Must Ante Up To Play In The Game
Client Alert | less than 1 min read | 05.11.06
The Federal Circuit in Rex Service Corp. v. U.S. (May 8, 2006) emphasized that a company must respond to a solicitation, even if it thinks it is flawed, to be able to have standing as an "interested party" to protest. Unless the company is prevented from bidding (e.g., by a sole-source award), a company does not meet the requirements of being "an actual or prospective bidder" with a "direct economic interest" if it could have bid but didn't.
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Securities Law for Entrepreneurs
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Final adoption of Book 7 of the Belgian Civil Code and what this means for Construction Contracts
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Florida Court Upholds CMS Rule on Organ Procurement Organizations
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Generally Recognized as Safe: Key Changes to FDA’s GRAS Notification Requirement Looming
