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Legal and Regulatory
Five-Star Contracting: Using Contract Claims to Contest Errors in Federal Performance Evaluations
Federal agencies evaluate contractors through the CPAR System, which other federal agencies access for reviews of a contractor’s past performance. But does a contractor have recourse for erroneous reviews?
By Nicholas T. Solosky
November 1, 2020
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by Nicholas T. Solosky
Nicholas Solosky is in the Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Group at Fox Rothschild LLP. His practice concentrates on national government contracts and construction related matters with an emphasis on federal procurement issues, including a wide-range of risk management and dispute resolution matters.
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