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Challenging Past Performance Evaluations
An evaluation of recent cases regarding when and how a contractor may challenge a negative performance evaluation. The courts have determined that review of an agency performance evaluations is permissible only under limited circumstances. Read more > Read More ›
GAO: Challenging Past Performance Evaluations
Where and how a federal contractor elects to challenge a past performance evaluation can have a substantial effect on the potential for a successful challenge. Read More ›