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 Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles.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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... a mechanical lock design , thus excluding Mas- Hamilton's electrical lock . For the reasons explained below , we deny the pro- test . Discussion Agency's Use of Small Purchase Procedures With respect to Page 9 ( 72 Comp . Gen. )
... a mechanical lock design , thus excluding Mas- Hamilton's electrical lock . For the reasons explained below , we deny the pro- test . Discussion Agency's Use of Small Purchase Procedures With respect to Page 9 ( 72 Comp . Gen. )
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United States. General Accounting Office. Discussion Agency's Use of Small Purchase Procedures With respect to Mas - Hamilton's challenge to DLA's decision to issue the current RFQ using small purchase procedures , as a general rule ...
United States. General Accounting Office. Discussion Agency's Use of Small Purchase Procedures With respect to Mas - Hamilton's challenge to DLA's decision to issue the current RFQ using small purchase procedures , as a general rule ...
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... discussions under each of the technical activities are more brief and general in the Chemonics project paper report than they are in the RFP statement of work , this is because the Chemonics project paper was an analysis of the entire ...
... discussions under each of the technical activities are more brief and general in the Chemonics project paper report than they are in the RFP statement of work , this is because the Chemonics project paper was an analysis of the entire ...
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... Discussion E Accountable Officers We have held that any government officer or employee , civilian or military , who by reason of his or her employment is responsible for or has custody of gov- ernment funds is an accountable officer ...
... Discussion E Accountable Officers We have held that any government officer or employee , civilian or military , who by reason of his or her employment is responsible for or has custody of gov- ernment funds is an accountable officer ...
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... Discussion As an initial matter , we agree with the Corps's view that the Fund should " op- erate within its own resources " and that the Fund must have enough cash available to make its disbursements . Revolving funds in general ...
... Discussion As an initial matter , we agree with the Corps's view that the Fund should " op- erate within its own resources " and that the Fund must have enough cash available to make its disbursements . Revolving funds in general ...
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