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Although Eclipsys has framed its complaint as relating to an illegal, sole-source procurement and claimed that the IBM contracts were not initially competed on the basis of SOA interoperability software, it has offered no proof that this was actually the case. Further, the evidence on the record shows that a variety of different software products can be used to achieve SOA interoperability and that the IBM software obtained under the original CSE contract, as well as the product ultimately obtained by the CBSA, is among those products.[26] In short, there is no evidence on the record that supports Eclipsys’ claim that the CBSA obtained a substantially different product from what was bid under the original RFP.
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