A few months ago my team appropriately responded to a SFO sent out by a government agency. Recently, we were given the decision of the government body and believe that part(s) of the SFO were breeched during the final negotiation process.
We are searching for the process in which to protest the decision of the government agency. This will include a timeline of necessary action steps, specifically a deadline or window of time which a protest is allowed.
If you have any information, contacts, or general directions to proceed we would greatly appreciate it.
Hi:
Is this for federal or state? In either case, it may involve starting with the the contracting officer in the procurement or acquisition office of the agency you applied to.
In FAR for federal, Part 33—Protests, Disputes, and Appeals offers information that could help.
ZanetaB | Former Moderator | 11/5/2009 - 3:48 pm
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