additional copies of reports, please contact any of the staff listed on the Acquisition Research Program website (www.acquisitionresearch.net). Acquisition Research Program Graduate School of Business & Public Policy Naval Postgraduate School Fear of the real or perceived consequences of receiving a bid protest exists. U.S. Navy contracting officers have some concern of protests. This concern can be linked to certain consequences on acquisition strategies. There is enough qualitative and quantitative empirical evidence to suggest that fear of protest can impact what would otherwise be prudent business decisions. The greatest concerns are a few instances of inappropriate uses of lowest price technically acceptable and the reduced technic...
This report is one of two providing Congress with background on the Government Accountability Office...
Research summary: How do firms' strategic decisions affect the emergence and evolution of activism? ...
Government contracting is rife with opportunities for miscom- munication and misperception. This can...
The fear of receiving a bid protest is said to affect acquisition strategies, yet it has not been e...
Bid protests are increasing, and the effectiveness for protestors is relatively high. Bid protests d...
Purpose The purpose of this study is to better understand the effectiveness of buyers’ defensive mea...
The project focuses on the procurement elements that lead to Government Accountability Office (GAO) ...
This short piece discusses the congressionally mandated study of bid protests of (or disappointed of...
Congress tasked the Section 809 Panel with streamlining the acquisition process at the Department of...
This report is one of two providing Congress with background on the GAO bid-protest process. It anal...
The author analyzes the costs and benefits of bid protests, with a focus on protests filed at the Go...
The purpose of this research is to better understand GAO bid protest outcomes, if they are perceived...
Most countries allow disappointed bidders1 to protest public procurements. The dual goal is to reduc...
Protests that target firms’ socially irresponsible behavior are increasingly organized via digital m...
Protests that target firms’ socially irresponsible behavior are increasingly organized via digital m...
This report is one of two providing Congress with background on the Government Accountability Office...
Research summary: How do firms' strategic decisions affect the emergence and evolution of activism? ...
Government contracting is rife with opportunities for miscom- munication and misperception. This can...
The fear of receiving a bid protest is said to affect acquisition strategies, yet it has not been e...
Bid protests are increasing, and the effectiveness for protestors is relatively high. Bid protests d...
Purpose The purpose of this study is to better understand the effectiveness of buyers’ defensive mea...
The project focuses on the procurement elements that lead to Government Accountability Office (GAO) ...
This short piece discusses the congressionally mandated study of bid protests of (or disappointed of...
Congress tasked the Section 809 Panel with streamlining the acquisition process at the Department of...
This report is one of two providing Congress with background on the GAO bid-protest process. It anal...
The author analyzes the costs and benefits of bid protests, with a focus on protests filed at the Go...
The purpose of this research is to better understand GAO bid protest outcomes, if they are perceived...
Most countries allow disappointed bidders1 to protest public procurements. The dual goal is to reduc...
Protests that target firms’ socially irresponsible behavior are increasingly organized via digital m...
Protests that target firms’ socially irresponsible behavior are increasingly organized via digital m...
This report is one of two providing Congress with background on the Government Accountability Office...
Research summary: How do firms' strategic decisions affect the emergence and evolution of activism? ...
Government contracting is rife with opportunities for miscom- munication and misperception. This can...