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Your current state is Ohio
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answered on Nov 8, 2016
Depends on your jurisdiction and what the RFP called for.
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answered on Oct 21, 2016
Each agency has it's own rules and requirements, can you be more specific?
-- I really feel that my company should have gotten it. How do I do that and what is the deadline?
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answered on Oct 14, 2016
You would need to move immediately through an emergency application via Order to Show Cause for an Injunction challenging the award of the bid as violating the law. What evidence do you have that the competitor should not have gotten it?
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answered on Sep 8, 2016
You need to immediately file an Order to Show Cause and seek a Temporary Restraining Order in a court having plenary jurisdiction where the government in question is located.
Does that affect my ability to bid on a government contract?
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answered on Sep 6, 2016
Depends on the terms of the RFP or Bidder Requirements contained in the notice, if it doesn't say there is a requirement then generally no it doesn't affect your ability to bid.
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answered on Aug 25, 2016
Every jurisdiction varies, but typically you have to strictly comply with the rfp / request for bids.
For use in the DBE or SBA 8 (a) program
answered on Feb 4, 2011
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