Preferred Systems Solutions, Inc. v. United States

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• finding that a price was realistic despite the bid being 40% lower than the incumbent’s bid and 60% lower than the IGCE
• finding that the pre-award bid protestor had standing because “Areata is the incumbent contractor,” intending to submit a proposal, “but subsequently was rendered ineligible to compete under the proposed amended Solicitation”
• finding that a price realism analysis was not arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion where the bid was 40% lower than the incumbent’s proposed price and 54% lower than the IGCE
• accepting plaintiffs argument that “if the proposals were properly evaluated, [plaintiffs] proposal would receive a much higher rating, such that it would have a reasonable chance of being found to be the best value to the government”

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