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Court Holds That “Domestic End Products” Qualify Under FAR Trade Agreements Clause Notwithstanding Adverse Customs Country of Origin

In a July 16, 2018 decision, the Court of Federal Claims sustained a pre-award protest challenging the US Department of Veterans Affairs’ interpretation of what constitutes a “US-made end product” under the Federal Acquisition Regulation provisions implementing the Trade Agreements Act.

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