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 Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles.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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Page 66
... contends that OLS's protest should not be considered since it was not timely filed under our Interim Bid Protest Procedures and Standards in effect at that time . FEA notes that although OLS was debriefed on December 4 , 1974 , at which ...
... contends that OLS's protest should not be considered since it was not timely filed under our Interim Bid Protest Procedures and Standards in effect at that time . FEA notes that although OLS was debriefed on December 4 , 1974 , at which ...
Page 68
... contends that there is no reasonable basis for its exclusion from the competitive range and discussions . OLS characterizes the deficien- cies in its proposal as merely " informational " and alleges that any problems could easily have ...
... contends that there is no reasonable basis for its exclusion from the competitive range and discussions . OLS characterizes the deficien- cies in its proposal as merely " informational " and alleges that any problems could easily have ...
Page 72
... contends that FEA's claim of deficiency is in error , since it proposed for Phase I one subsystem for High Speed Random Access Storage ( HSRAS ) and two subsystems , each with its own channel , for High Capacity Random Access Storage ...
... contends that FEA's claim of deficiency is in error , since it proposed for Phase I one subsystem for High Speed Random Access Storage ( HSRAS ) and two subsystems , each with its own channel , for High Capacity Random Access Storage ...
Page 74
... contends that , notwithstanding its alleged " informational " deficiencies , its significantly low offered costs mandated its inclusion in the competitive range pursuant to Federal Procurement Regula- tions ( FPR ) ยง 1-3.805-1 ( 1964 ed ...
... contends that , notwithstanding its alleged " informational " deficiencies , its significantly low offered costs mandated its inclusion in the competitive range pursuant to Federal Procurement Regula- tions ( FPR ) ยง 1-3.805-1 ( 1964 ed ...
Page 105
... contends that the answers to interrogatories , in conjunction with the known facts of what transpired at the bid open- ing , lead to the conclusion that the qualification " Only if Schedule A is awarded " did not appear on the Beiro bid ...
... contends that the answers to interrogatories , in conjunction with the known facts of what transpired at the bid open- ing , lead to the conclusion that the qualification " Only if Schedule A is awarded " did not appear on the Beiro bid ...
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