Joseph Petrillo: This may not mean preferential treatment for contractors

Having a foreign subsidiary in a country getting preference in an acquisition ... that may not be enough to overcome a protest. That's what a court initially de...

Joseph Petrillo, procurement attorney, Petrillo and Powell

Having a foreign subsidiary in a country getting preference in an acquisition that may not be enough to overcome a protest. That's what a court initially decided when the Air Force went ahead with an acquisition using a subsidiary of a U.S. company and not one home-grown in Denmark. But there's a twist. Procurement attorney Joseph Petrillo with Petrillo and Powell fills in all the details on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

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