[Protest of HUD Rejection of Bid for Property Inspection Services]
Highlights
A firm protested the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) rejection of its proposal for special property inspection services, contending that HUD either misunderstood or failed to read its proposal concerning the number of inspections that it would perform daily. GAO held that HUD reasonably determined that the protester's proposal was technically unacceptable because it did not address the solicitation's requirement for detailed inspections. Accordingly, the protest was denied.
B-124480, AUG. 10, 1956
TO MAJOR A. F. MOTTA, CHIEF, COLLECTIONS DIVISION, FINANCE CENTER, U.S. ARMY:
REFERENCE IS MADE TO YOUR LETTER OF MAY 8, 1956, WITH ENCLOSURES, RELATIVE TO THE INDEBTEDNESS OF MASTER SERGEANT ROBERT F. ALLEN, RA 33 408 715, NOW STATIONED AT FORT RUCKER, ALABAMA.
CONSIDERATION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE MATTERS RAISED IN THE DEBTOR'S COMMUNICATIONS AND HE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THEIR REJECTION.
ACCORDINGLY, COLLECTION ACTION SHOULD BE RESUMED, IF NOT INCONSISTENT WITH YOUR POLICY.