https://www.gao.gov/products/094806

B-181255: Jul 17, 1974

A firm protested the award of a contract to the low offeror on the grounds that the procuring agency based its evaluation criteria for terminal value of the awardee's product on market value rather than the Federal supply schedule price. Bid protests must be filed not later than 5 days after the basis for protest is known, or should have been known, whichever is earlier. The basis of the protest w...

https://www.gao.gov/products/408596

B-181255: Jul 17, 1974

PROTEST AGAINST METHOD OF APPLICATION OF EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR TERMINAL VALUE FILED MORE THAN 5 DAYS AFTER BASIS OF PROTEST WAS KNOWN OR SHOULD HAVE BEEN KNOWN. IS UNTIMELY UNDER SECTION 20.2(A) OF THE INTERIM BID PROTEST PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS AND WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED ON ITS MERITS. AWARD WAS MADE TO ITEL ON APRIL 24. CAMBRIDGE LEARNED THAT THE TERMINAL VALUE APPLIED TO THE ITEL CORPORATION...

https://www.gao.gov/products/483501

B-181255: Sep 16, 1974

PROTEST AGAINST METHOD OF EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS FILED MORE THAN 5 DAYS AFTER ADVERSE AGENCY ACTION IS UNTIMELY UNDER SECTION 20.2(A) OF GAO'S INTERIM BID PROTEST PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS. THEREFORE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED ON ITS MERITS. WILL ACTUALLY RESULT IN A COST TO THE GOVERNMENT IN EXCESS OF INTERMEM'S PROPOSAL. INTERMEM ARGUES THAT THE METHOD OF EVALUATION CONTAINED IN THE RFP WAS DEFECTIV...