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[Protest of AID Extension of Contract for Printing Services]

B-234855: Jun 14, 1989

A firm protested the Agency for International Development's (AID) extension of a contract for printing services, contending that AID improperly extended the contract for an additional year without competition. GAO held that: (1) the protester untimely filed its protest more than 10 days after it knew the basis for protest; and (2) since AID made no modifications to the awardee's contract, the prot...

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B-234855, Jun 14, 1989

B-234855: Jun 14, 1989

Where protest is academic because agency. Took action to satisfy the protester's complaint and thus no decision on the merits of the protest is issued. The protest is dismissed and the claim is denied. Copy Data states that Goodway's original award under the above solicitation was to expire on February 29. Is another violation of CICA. Is untimely because Copy Data had notice. Since Copy Data's pr...

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