Ogden Support Services, Inc.

B-270012.2 Published: Mar 19, 1996. Publicly Released: Mar 19, 1996. Jump To HIGHLIGHTS FULL REPORT Highlights A firm protested a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) contract award for mail and courier support services, contending that CIA improperly evaluated the bidders': (1) past performance; and (2) proposed costs. GAO held that CIA unreasonably: (1) determined that the bidders' technical proposals were equal; and (2) evaluated the bidders' proposed costs. Accordingly, the protest was sustained, and GAO recommended that CIA: (1) reevaluate the bidders' technical proposals; (2) make award to the bidder that represents the best value to the government; and (3) reimburse the protester for its protest costs. Full Report Full Report (8 pages) Media Inquiries Sarah Kaczmarek Managing Director Office of Public Affairs media@gao.gov Public Inquiries Contact Us