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B-249452,B-250377.2 1 (1992-11-23)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadoed0001 and id is 1 raw text is: d, qt c Decision Matter of: Laidlaw Environmental Services (GS), Inc.,; International Technology Corporation--Claim for Costs File: B-249452; B-250377,2 Date: November 23, 1992 William E. Hughs III, Esq., Whyte G Hirschboeck, for Laidlaw Environmental Services (GS), Inc; and Dorn C. McGrath III, Esq., Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul for International Technology Corporation. Paul M. Fisher, Esq., and Cynthia Guill, Esq., Department of the Navy, for the agency, Christine F. Bednarz, Esq1, and James A, Spangenberg, Eaq., Office of the General Counsel, GAO, participated in the preparation of the decision. 1. Ag- ',y improperly extended an interim services contract on a sole-source basis where it did not establish that only the incumbent contractor could provide the services within the required time frame and where it could have avoided the urgency that ultimately led to the sole-source award through advance procurement planning. 2. Awardee alleging protective order violation by acompe- titor is not entitled to the costs of filing and pursuing a protest seeking the competitor's exclusion from the compe- tition on a follow-on contract or the material's release to the awardee, where the agency did not originally designate the material in question as protected, only designated the material am protected in response to the awardee's untimely insistence for protective order coverage, and then released the material from coverage in response to the awardee's protest. DU ISIO- Laidlaw Environmental Services (GS)', tic. protests the sole- source extension of a contract for waste management services to International Technology Corporation (ITC), awarded under request for proposals (RFP) No. N62474-92-R-1010, issued by the Department of the Navy, Public Works Center, San Francisco. In addition, ITC claims costs for filing a protest against the release of alleged procurement sensitive

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