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Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.
B-405993,B-405993.2, Jan 19, 2012

AdvanceMed Corporation; TrustSolutions, LLC
B-404910.4,B-404910.5,B-404910.6,B-404910.9,B-404910.10, Jan 17, 2012

ITT Electronic Systems Radar, Reconnaissance & Acoustic Systems
B-405608, Dec 5, 2011

HP Enterprise Services, LLC
B-405692, Dec 14, 2011

Analytic Services, Inc.
B-405737, Dec 28, 2011

3D Contracting, Inc./Western States Construction JV
B-406092, Jan 24, 2012

Defense Product Solutions
B-405941, Jan 10, 2012

Meadowgate Technologies, LLC
B-405989,B-405989.3, Jan 17, 2012

R2Sonic, LLC
B-405864, Jan 6, 2012

SeKON Enterprise, Inc.; Signature Consulting Group
B-405921,B-405921.2, Jan 17, 2012

The Argos Group, LLC
B-406040, Jan 24, 2012

Zolon Tech, Inc.
B-405869, Dec 22, 2011

Piton Science and Technology
B-406052, Jan 23, 2012


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Bid Protest FAQs

How quickly are bid protest decisions released?
Decisions are generally released to the public shortly after the bid protest parties are informed, unless the decision needs redacting.

What is redacting? How long does it take?
When a decision contains protected information, a decision may not be released to the public immediately due to the need to prepare a “redacted” version, which omits protected information. A redacted version is generally available 2 to 3 weeks after bid protest parties are informed.

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The date is when the decision was finalized and the protesters were informed. It may be earlier than the date the decision is made publicly available.

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