“Contractor must be able to be on site within one hour of being notified… if they can’t, they are scoped out”

Eric Coffey · Govcon Giants · How a Single Paragraph in the Statement of Work Decides Who Wins the Government Contract

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Add a clause to the requirement that the contractor must be on-site within one hour of notification, effectively limiting competition to vendors with a nearby office

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