Benno Schmidt, who chairs the committee, said the decision to set aside the award was "a mistake of principle".
The decision to set aside the award to the supplier, Raytheon Systems Ltd, a subsidiary of a major US defence corporation, was made by Mr Justice Akenhead in the technology and construction court on Tuesday.
Deadline reports the film, in which Lawrence stars as the creator of the Miracle Mop, will be released during the end-of-year window often set aside for awards season candidates.
There also exists a law that says that a government agency cannot "bundle" two (or more) different needs together to exceed $150,000 so that the agency would not have to set aside those awards for small businesses.
The agreement, dated February 2006, said "no party may challenge, appeal or attempt to set aside" the arbitration award.
In the case of economically disadvantaged businesses, government agencies can often set aside contracts and award them without putting them up for a competitive bid.
An appeals court had set aside the record award in 2003.
The EU's research and innovation directorate would not reveal which companies had applied for revenues, but said that a €33m pot had been set aside for funding awards this year.
However, the union said 96% of Royal Mail staff opposed the sell-off, which "not even Thatcher dared do", even though 10% of the shares, worth up to £2,000 each, have been set aside as free awards for Royal Mail workers.
Hayes said 96% of Royal Mail staff opposed the sell-off, which "not even Thatcher dared do", even though 10% of the shares, worth up to £2,000 each, have been set aside as free awards for Royal Mail workers in one of the biggest employee share schemes.
In May, the nominating committee that decides who can receive the award chose Mr. Murphy for the award set aside for older conflicts.
