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You talking about EY losing the Army audit readiness work?
They better hit up GH then lol
I’ve seen them go for a while, months,
That I have never personally seen
Depends if at court of federal claims or GAO. GAO has a strict 100 day limit between filing and being decided. If the agency loses or takes corrective action, they have another 100 days to implement and then another protest would be another 100 days. If the agency wins it'll only be 100 days.
If the court, it's hard to say. 1-3 months.
A protest does not automatically extend a contract. Having a protest and the risk of work stoppage, the government will have what it needs to issue a sole source to extend your contract. Depending on the agency and sometimes the specific client, they can do 12 months or less. They can even structure it as 12 separate options which will give them the flexibility to continue extending month by month for 12 months until protest is resolved. It gets more complex if the protest concludes that there were issues with the procurement and that it needs to be redone. That will be another 12 month delay on top of the protest delay.
For example, one of my clients have had to cancel 3 procurements in a row because the contracting officer was incompetent. This allowed the incumbent, who was is totally incompetent, to keep getting their contract extended for almost a decade now. The 4th procurement is active now and we're waiting to hear back and we expect it to be protested. It's basically a shit show 😁
Hope this helps.
Confused on how GH can even win this contract since they arent an accounting firm and lack the accounting experience