By Daniel Wilson (July 8, 2022, 12:15 PM EDT) -- Courts and administrative bodies have issued several important decisions affecting government contractors this year, for example touching on the government's authority to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and creating splits between the U. S. Government Accountability Office and Court of Federal Claims. Here, Law360 explores the takeaways from a number of the most important and high-profile government contract-related rulings in the first half of 2022. Claims Court Splits From GAO On Key Personnel UnavailabilityThe Court of Federal Claims in a February decision found that a bidder on a contract does not have an obligation to inform an agency when a proposed. . .
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