https://www.gao.gov/products/118479

B-207277.2: May 25, 1982

A firm protested the Army's award of a contract for sleeping bags to another company. The protester alleged that the awardee and its subcontractor lacked the ability to successfully perform the contract. Further, the protester contended that the awardee failed to acknowledge an amendment to the solicitation. Whether the awardee and its subcontractor had the ability to perform the contract was a ma...

https://www.gao.gov/products/461623

B-207277.2: May 25, 1982

PROTEST CONCERNING A BIDDER'S ABILITY TO MEET CONTRACTUAL REQUIREMENTS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED SINCE GAO DOES NOT REVIEW AFFIRMATIVE DETERMINATIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY IN THE ABSENCE OF A SHOWING OF FRAUD OR AN ALLEGATION THAT DEFINITIVE RESPONSIBILITY CRITERIA WERE MISAPPLIED. 2. WHETHER FANCY HAS THE ABILITY TO PERFORM THE CONTRACT IS A MATTER OF THE FIRM'S RESPONSIBILITY. OUR OFFICE DOES NOT REVIE...