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In lugnet.off-topic.geek, David Laswell wrote:
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Bummer for Lockheed Martin. Id wonder how many contracts NASA would be
throwing their way, but as a government agency, arent they sorta required to
always go with the lowest bid?
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No. Why would you think so?
Most(1) government RFPs state award will be made to the offer which
demonstrates the best overall value to the government considering price,
technical merit and past performance.
Id say LMs past performance is going to start to weigh against them in future
bidding awards.
If you use Google to search with the string nasa required to go with lowest
bidder youll find lots of interesting results.
XFUT off.topic.debate
1 - At least most of the ones Ive personally helped fill out the responses to
do not say lowest bidder wins. Perhaps most of the ones youve responded to
dont, I cant say.
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