B-231554: Sep 1, 1988

A firm protested Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) purchase order awards for software training, contending that CPSC improperly based award on undisclosed evaluation factors. GAO held that CPSC failure to disclose the evaluation criteria did not prejudice the protester, since it lacked the required training experience and was ineligible for award. Accordingly, the protest was denied...

B-231554: Sep 1, 1988

PROCUREMENT - Bid Protests - Non-prejudicial allegation - GAO review DIGEST: Protester is not prejudiced by agency's failure to inform firms solicited under oral request for quotations of the specific experience the agency considered necessary to meet its training needs where protester does not assert that it has the specific experience required by the agency. Were for software training services....