The GAO has denied both the Air Force’s and Northrop Grumman’s motions to dismiss our claims. This decision is consistent with our view that full consideration of all appeal grounds is warranted. We view today’s decision by the GAO as a significant development in our appeal of the tanker decision.
GAO denies motions to dismiss
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Is it even possible for the GAO to dismiss part of a protest on which it had already begun evaluating? I assume they have to follow it through to diliberation.
Once again I ask -
LIKE THE USAF, WILL BOEING ABIDE BY THE GAO's CONCLUSION????
Posted on April 3, 2008 13:46
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