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Turn The Lights Back On:  A New COFC Opinion Rejects the “Jurisdictional Blackout” and Opens the Door to Protests of a Navy Other Transaction Agreement Competition

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Fox Rothschild – On October 29, 2026, Judge Hadji of the Court of Federal Claims (COFC) issued an opinion in *Blue Water Autonomy, Inc.

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