Removing a Price Realism Evaluation is a Material Change, Says GAO
Koprince Law – Price realism—the evaluation of whether a proposed price is too low—is a method the government may use to evaluate fixed price offers to ensure that offerors are proposing pricing that reflects an understanding of the work required by the solicitation.
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