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B-190074 1 (1978-04-25)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfyx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: tOak1 a, a. Moan fl THE COMPTROLLER 5t ' 5. OUCISION .i. a TH UNITEa a WASHINk. D.C. r ...aft FILE: D-190074 DATE: April 25, 1978 MATTER OF: Chemical Technology, Inc. DIGEST: 1. Incumbent contractor's protest concerning ambiguities in IPH will not be considered by GAO where claims uased on same issues were previously filed by incumbent con. tractor under identical contractual pro- visions as those protested and are currently pending before contract appeals board. 2. iFS provision in mess attendant services contract alloying Government to assign military personnel to perform services where contractor fails to maintain adequate level of services does not result in illegal personal services contract. 3. Inclusion of typical meal preparation worksheets in IFB was clearly for informational purposes only and did not render IFB ambiguous. Invitation for bids (IFB) No. N00123-77-B-1132 was issued on June 15, 1977, by the Naval Regional Procurement Office, Long Beach, California, for mess attendant services to be provided for the period October 1, 1277, through September 30, 1978, with an option for two additional years. The IFS established September 8, 1977 as the bid opening date. In a mailgram dated August 23, 1977, Chemical Technology, Inc. (CTI), the incumbent contractor, advised the contracting officer that it believed there were ambiguities in the IP1 and requested clarification. Specificlly, the mailgram con- tained twenty-five detailed qutiBtions concerning various provisions of the solicitation. Amendment 0002 to the IFB, extending the bid opening date to September 22, 1977, and incorporating CTI's August 23, 1977 questions and the Government's Mt. - .1 .

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