Summary: Under a law Congress passed two years ago, the Pentagon is supposed to give losing contractors a lot more details about why their bids weren’t chosen. But according to Amazon Web Services, the Defense Department flat-out ignored that law after it awarded the JEDI Cloud contract to Microsoft. AWS said it asked more than 200 questions and didn’t get a single substantive answer. Federal News Network’s Jared Serbu has been talking to legal experts about what that alleged violation might mean for the case, and for the future of the debriefing process. Hear his findings on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
