In addition to winning a spot on this latest prequalified bidders list, Fisher Sand & Gravel also scored another victory this month in regard to protests it filed against previous Army Corps border wall contract awards, according to the Washington Examiner. Fisher alleged in official protests to the U.S. General Accountability Office and in a federal lawsuit that the contractor selection process was unfair.
In response to the GAO protests, the Army Corps rescinded a $187 million contract it awarded to Montana-based Barnard Construction and conceded that it had improperly excluded contractors from the bidding process.
