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In this episode, we're discussing the aggressive contractor — what that behavior looks like from the Government side of the table, why it often produces unintended consequences, and how contractors can advocate strongly for their interests without increasing resistance or damaging long-term credibility.
This is not legal advice or contract representation. It's perspective from the other side of the table, intended to help you better understand the decision environment you're operating in.
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