Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States, Volume 73U.S. Government Printing Office, 1994 - Finance 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 Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles.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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... Firms which appear on the list of ineligible contractors " are excluded from receiving contracts unless the acquiring agency's head or designee determines that there is a compelling reason for such action . ” FAR § 9.405 ( a ) ...
... Firms which appear on the list of ineligible contractors " are excluded from receiving contracts unless the acquiring agency's head or designee determines that there is a compelling reason for such action . ” FAR § 9.405 ( a ) ...
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... firms responded to the RFP , including Peat Marwick , and on September 29 , awards on the basis of initial proposals were made to Nathan Associates and Developmental Alternatives Incorporated ( DAI ) . After Peat Marwick learned that ...
... firms responded to the RFP , including Peat Marwick , and on September 29 , awards on the basis of initial proposals were made to Nathan Associates and Developmental Alternatives Incorporated ( DAI ) . After Peat Marwick learned that ...
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... firm an unfair competitive advantage . ' " " On June 24 , Peat Marwick was advised of the decision to exclude it from the reopened competition , and was provided with the June 7 contracting officer's decision memorandum . On June 30 ...
... firm an unfair competitive advantage . ' " " On June 24 , Peat Marwick was advised of the decision to exclude it from the reopened competition , and was provided with the June 7 contracting officer's decision memorandum . On June 30 ...
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... firm an unfair competitive advantage . " There is little doubt that the information provided to Peat Marwick will impart a competitive advantage in a reopened competition . While we need not address each of the items separately , we ...
... firm an unfair competitive advantage . " There is little doubt that the information provided to Peat Marwick will impart a competitive advantage in a reopened competition . While we need not address each of the items separately , we ...
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... firm simply exercised its statutory right to make a FOIA request at the conclusion of the procurement . As a result , we see no reasonable basis to bar Peat Marwick from the reopened competition when a significantly less onerous remedy ...
... firm simply exercised its statutory right to make a FOIA request at the conclusion of the procurement . As a result , we see no reasonable basis to bar Peat Marwick from the reopened competition when a significantly less onerous remedy ...
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