The Government Accountability Office has upheld a protest on behalf of CGI Federal, a company that had objected to the Navy’s decision to exclude it from competing for the full-rate production of its new ship-based information technology system known as CANES. The GAO decision online Thursday did not include its reasoning behind the decision as the agency had yet to complete a public statement. The GAO website also showed that a second protest filed by Finmeccanica's DRS Technologies had been…
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