US EditionDigital Force Technologies, Inc.: A “SBIR-Derived Component” Can Be Sufficient For SBIR Phase III
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LexBlogDigital Force Technologies, Inc.: A “SBIR-Derived Component” Can Be Sufficient For SBIR Phase III
In a recent bid protest decision— Digital Force Technologies, Inc., B-423319 (May 19, 2025), the Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) denied a protest of a Small Business Innovation Research (“SBIR”) program Phase III sole source solicitation issued by the Air Force, concluding that the Air Force had properly procured work from a successor-in-interest entity that derives from, extends, or completes efforts under prior SBIR contracts. Notabl…
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