What does OCI stand for?

TASC would also comply with the new Organizational Conflict of Interest or OIC standards.

Raydar principally argues that Tri Star had an improper organizational conflict of interest (OCI), and that the evaluation of its own proposed key personnel was unreasonable.

After the jury returned a verdict for the government, the defendant moved for judgment as a matter of law and for a new trial, arguing, among other things, that its other work did not conflict with the requirements in the NRC contracts, that its interpretation of its organizational conflict of interest obligations was reasonable, and that the judgment improperly relied on the "collective knowledge" theory.

The deal reflects Northrop Grumman s desire to align quickly with the government s new organizational conflict of interest standards, while preserving TASC s unique organizational culture and its status as the advisory services employer of choice, said Ronald D.

NGS asserts that the agency failed to properly consider SRA's potential organizational conflict of interest (OCI) and challenges the evaluation of proposals.

In both cases, the GAO concluded that an organizational conflict of interest existed when contract performance could have a direct economic effect on the contractor.

be overturned because of organizational conflict of interest.

McKeen (Northern Virginia) A recent decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit held that a false organizational conflict of interest (OCI) certification is a material statement under the False Claims Act that exposes a successful offeror to False Claims Act liability.