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Ambiguity in Solicitation Archive
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Katmai Information Technologies, LLC, B-406885, September 20, 2012
Posted on October 24, 2012 | No CommentsLink: GAO Decision Protestor: Katmai Information Technologies, LLC Agency: Department of the Army Disposition: Protest Denied. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ GAO Digest: Protest that terms of solicitation for role-players to interact with military forces do not adequately communicate the agency’s requirements is denied where the solicitation provides sufficient... -
NCS Technologies, Inc., B-406306.3, September 17, 2012
Posted on September 26, 2012 | No CommentsLink: GAO Decision Protestor: NCS Technologies, Inc. Agency: United States Marine Corps Disposition: Protest Denied. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ GAO Digest: Protest that agency improperly evaluated proposed prices is denied where the agency’s evaluation conformed to the terms of the solicitation; in any case, any ambiguity in the... -
IAP-Hill, LLC, B-406289, B-406289.2, B-406289.3, April 4, 2012
Posted on May 30, 2012 | No CommentsLink: GAO Decision Protestor: IAP-Hill, LLC Agency: Department of the Navy Disposition: Protest Denied. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ GAO Digest: Protest challenging agency’s evaluation of proposals is denied where record shows that agency’s evaluation was reasonable and consistent with the terms of the solicitation and applicable statutes and... -
Superior Gunite, B-402392.2, March 29, 2010
Posted on April 8, 2010 | No CommentsLink: GAO Opinion Agency: Department of the Army Disposition: Protest denied. Keywords: Ambiguity in solicitation General Counsel P.C. Highlight: When a dispute arises as to the actual meaning of solicitation language, the GAO resolves the matter by reading the solicitation as a whole and in... -
Patricia A. Thompson — Agency Tender Official, B-310910.4, January 22, 2009
Posted on January 22, 2009 | No CommentsLink: GAO Opinion Agency: Department of the Air Force Disposition: Protest dismissed in part, denied in part. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GAO Digest: Where agency responded to earlier protest, in which the agency tender official (ATO) challenged the adequacy of the solicitation’s workload information, by stating that it...
