Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - 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 Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles.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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... argues that DLA is repeatedly using small purchase procedures to avoid specifications that would otherwise be mandatory for a fully competitive procurement , and to re- strict competition to one manufacturer's lock . DLA's Earlier ...
... argues that DLA is repeatedly using small purchase procedures to avoid specifications that would otherwise be mandatory for a fully competitive procurement , and to re- strict competition to one manufacturer's lock . DLA's Earlier ...
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... argues that DLA is improperly dividing its require- ment for combination security locks into a series of small purchases in order to avoid using federal lock specification FF - L - 2740 , which the protester contends is required for ...
... argues that DLA is improperly dividing its require- ment for combination security locks into a series of small purchases in order to avoid using federal lock specification FF - L - 2740 , which the protester contends is required for ...
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... argues that notwithstand- ing the small purchase exemption rule found in FAR § 10.006 ( a ) ( 2 ) , DLA was nonetheless required to include FF - L - 2740 in this solicitation since the agency's security concerns — as well as 32 C.F.R. ...
... argues that notwithstand- ing the small purchase exemption rule found in FAR § 10.006 ( a ) ( 2 ) , DLA was nonetheless required to include FF - L - 2740 in this solicitation since the agency's security concerns — as well as 32 C.F.R. ...
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... argue that vendors are unable to determine the type of lock which the as agency is seeking - in fact , the item being ... argues that because the RFQ's purchase item description specifies a mechanical combination security lock , the ...
... argue that vendors are unable to determine the type of lock which the as agency is seeking - in fact , the item being ... argues that because the RFQ's purchase item description specifies a mechanical combination security lock , the ...
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... arguing that an electrical - rather than mechanical - lock should be procured because of the electrical lock's superior security capabilities , Mas - Hamilton is essentially arguing for the use of more restrictive specifications that ...
... arguing that an electrical - rather than mechanical - lock should be procured because of the electrical lock's superior security capabilities , Mas - Hamilton is essentially arguing for the use of more restrictive specifications that ...
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