[Protest of Air Force Solicitation for Custodial Services]
B-240892
Published: Dec 21, 1990. Publicly Released: Dec 21, 1990.
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A firm protested an Air Force solicitation for custodial services, contending that a performance bond requirement was: (1) unduly restrictive of competition; (2) unnecessary to the contract; and (3) would raise contract costs. GAO held that the Air Force reasonably required a performance bond to ensure continuous provision of custodial services. Accordingly, the protest was denied.
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Air Force procurementBid bondsMaintenance services contractsPerformance bondsSpecifications protestsU.S. Air ForceSolicitationsBid evaluation protests