· 6/2/2015
Raytheon Company v. United States
Citations
- 121 Fed. Cl. 135
- 2015 WL 3473683
How courts have described this case
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- examining the Air Force's use of evaluation notices to verify offerors’ price proposals as part of an analysis on price reasonableness and realism
- noting “differential in proposed prices” between Northrop and at least Raytheon
- noting cases that involve claims for rescission or reformation of contracts
- “[B]y definition, a post-hoc rationale is any rationale that departs from the rationale provided at the time the procuring agency made its decision.”
- “As in all bid protests, the court reviews a decision to take corrective action pursuant to the standards set forth in the Administrative Procedure Act (‘APA’
- Air Force notice to Raytheon and Northrop: “It is imperative the Offeror substantiate and the Govern ment fully understand any claimed initiative which the Offeror desires to incorporate into its proposed cost/price.”
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Judges: Margaret M. Sweeney
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