The Navy’s decision to exclude CGI Federal, one of seven companies that offered a bid for the service’s next afloat IT network, relied on a methodology for evaluating pricing that did not reflect how it planned to buy the systems, the Government Accountability Office said Monday. The GAO on Dec. 12 had announced it was sustaining a key aspect of CGI’s protest of the award of the contract for the Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise System (CANES), but was only now…
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