K2 Solutions Inc., the winner of a United States Postal Service contract for explosive detection services including bomb-sniffing dogs, was disqualified from performing the contract after making misrepresentations about the quality of its past work in its proposal, a federal judge ruled.
After three years of litigation and “multiple re-solicitations, re-awards, and remands,” the US Court of Federal Claims on Wednesday said the contracting officer didn’t adequately assess allegations of material misrepresentations “despite having all relevant information before him.”
Global K9 Protection Group LLC and Michael Stapleton Associates Ltd. brought post-award bid protests after GK9 made allegations about misrepresentations in ...
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