Recent Court Decision Indicates the “Close at Hand” Doctrine is Alive and Well
Crowell & Moring – The “too close at hand” principle allows the GAO or the court to find an evaluation unreasonable where an agency fails to consider past performance information it was aware of—even if that information was not in the offeror’s proposal.
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