Partner Frank Murray was quoted in a Washington Business Journal article, “Will the court find fire in the smoke of Amazon’s JEDI claims?” about Amazon’s protest of the Pentagon’s decision to award a $10 billion cloud contract to archrival Microsoft Corp.
Murray said the fundamentals of the protest have to be that there are evaluation conclusions that are inconsistent with the record, the content of the proposal or the evaluation criteria set forth in the agency’s request for proposal. “That’s what you are going to need to prove that there’s some set of error here,” he said.
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