Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States, Volume 55U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - Finance, Public Contains a selection of major decisions of the GAO. A digest of all decisions has been issued since Oct. 1989 as: United States. General Accounting Office. Digests of decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States. Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles. |
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... believe that it could be reasonably found that the products Moody and Alden were offering did not meet the IFB QPL requirements , and we believe compliance with these require- ments should restore ASO's confidence in the products being ...
... believe that it could be reasonably found that the products Moody and Alden were offering did not meet the IFB QPL requirements , and we believe compliance with these require- ments should restore ASO's confidence in the products being ...
Page 19
... believe it was improper for ASO to have relied on this July 31 , 1973 , negative preaward survey to find Moody nonresponsible for the IFB's protested here , which had bid openings dated January 8 , 1974 , and April 9 , 1974 ...
... believe it was improper for ASO to have relied on this July 31 , 1973 , negative preaward survey to find Moody nonresponsible for the IFB's protested here , which had bid openings dated January 8 , 1974 , and April 9 , 1974 ...
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... believe the only effect of noninclusion would be that a bidder offering surplus material would not have to include in its bid the information called for in the " Government Surplus " clause regarding the descrip- tion and source of the ...
... believe the only effect of noninclusion would be that a bidder offering surplus material would not have to include in its bid the information called for in the " Government Surplus " clause regarding the descrip- tion and source of the ...
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... believe that Alden's bid was nonresponsive to the IFB ; nor do we believe that Alden was a nonresponsible prospective contractor . In this regard , as we indicated above , a bidder offering surplus material is not automati- cally ...
... believe that Alden's bid was nonresponsive to the IFB ; nor do we believe that Alden was a nonresponsible prospective contractor . In this regard , as we indicated above , a bidder offering surplus material is not automati- cally ...
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... believe that waiver need only be requested where the procuring activity proposes to waive requirements for qualification testing and QPL listing ( as opposed to acceptance tests required by a mandatory QPL Military Specification ) ...
... believe that waiver need only be requested where the procuring activity proposes to waive requirements for qualification testing and QPL listing ( as opposed to acceptance tests required by a mandatory QPL Military Specification ) ...
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