Partner Frank Murray was quoted in a Bloomberg article, “Amazon’s $10 Billion Pentagon Challenge: Proving Trump Meddled,” about Amazon’s uphill battle to overturn a Pentagon decision to award a $10 billion cloud-computing contract to archrival Microsoft.
To help make its case, Murray said, Amazon could examine whether there were any differences between how the companies’ bids were evaluated by lower level technical staff and top Pentagon officials. If top officials overrode the recommendation of their technical staff, that could be a significant piece of evidence for Amazon. “The nuts and bolts of the case are going to be: how were the proposals evaluated? And were they reasonable?” he said.
(Subscription required)
To help make its case, Murray said, Amazon could examine whether there were any differences between how the companies’ bids were evaluated by lower level technical staff and top Pentagon officials. If top officials overrode the recommendation of their technical staff, that could be a significant piece of evidence for Amazon. “The nuts and bolts of the case are going to be: how were the proposals evaluated? And were they reasonable?” he said.
(Subscription required)
People
Related News
07 May 2025
In the News
Foley Attorneys Featured in Q&A on CPSC Oversight of Cosmetics Industry
Foley & Lardner LLP attorneys Erik Swanholt, Kristin McGaver, and Mikaela Mitchum are featured in a Cosmetics Design Q&A on what industry brands need to know regarding oversight from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
07 May 2025
In the News
Kyle Faget Comments on Legal, Regulatory Implications of Telehealth Prescribing Restrictions
Foley & Lardner LLP partner Kyle Faget shared insight in two Inside Telehealth articles on the legal and regulatory implications of restricting access via telehealth to the drug mifepristone.
07 May 2025
In the News
Foley Attorneys Publish on New EU Design Protection Laws
Reforms introduced by the European Union to update its design protection laws for the digital age are rolling out in two stages. The process began on May 1, with later measures taking effect on July 1, 2026.