FREE: Bid Protests from All Angles: Corrective Action in Bid Protests: What do we do now?

According to GAO’s own numbers, a third of all bid protests it receives lead to some form of corrective action.  And assuming most sustained protests compel corrective action, the numbers consistently top 40%.  Despite so many protests leading to corrective action, approaching 1,000 each year, it is difficult to know what twists and turns may follow an agency’s decision to take corrective action.   This session will address the uncertainty, including in the relevant decisional authorities, that makes corrective action, a challenging proposition for all involved.

Topics Include:

1. Why agencies take corrective action
2. Challenging the decision to take corrective action
3. Challenging the scope of corrective action
4. Vigilance to preserve protest grounds
5. Timeliness traps