Originally Posted by
nova3930
My experience working with Uncle Sam in procurement is that unethical has no repercussions while illegal gets you thrown in jail. Therefore as long as it is legal it flys. I'm supporting a nearly billion dollar program right now that I "know" the requirements were drafted with specific integrators and solutions in mind. Other competitors lost so badly they didn't even protest which is an anomaly in and of itself....
Then like I say, tough luck on the other guys. They can either meet the requirement or stay home. Drafting requirements for a desired solution happens all the time. For that matter it probably IS happening with the Army pistol "competition." Considering the monstrous size of that RFP I've only had a cursory look but I'd bet $$ those requirements were drafted with the P320 in mind.....
I'd be willing to bet it was written using the technical specs of the P320.
Steve
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