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B-209792.2 1 (1983-11-18)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaduvq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL AOUNTINGOI 4 4 WASHINGTON, D.C. 205e48 OMCK o+, oINMAL COUmNE B-209792.2 November 18,.1983 The Honorable William L. Armstrong. United States Senator 311 Steel Street Denver, Colorado 80206 Dear Senator Armstrong: This is in reply to your September 21, 1983, request that we review the allegations of your constituent, Con- solidated Maintenance Company (Consolidated), that the Brunswick Naval Air Station, the Naval Facilities Engin- *eering Command and the Small Business Administration (SBA) improperly failed to grant an extension on Con- solidated's contract and, instead, incorporated the jani- torial services requirement into an existing 8(a) -contract. We are unable to consider this matter on the merits because your constituent's protest was untimely*filed, and the allegations regarding disclosure under the Free- dom of Information Act (FOIA) and a contract disputes settlement are not for consideration by our Office. Consolidated was awarded a contract for janitorial maintenance services in 1978. The contract was resolicited in 1982 under invitation for bids (IFB) No. N62472-82-B-2317. Consolidated filed a protest with jour Office on November 9, 1982. Consolidated contended that certain provisions in the IFB were improper. In a mailgram dated December 6, 1982, Consolidated advised our Office that the provisions which it objected to had been satisfactorily revised and that bid opening had been extended from November 15, 1982, to December 16, 1982. It therefore was not feasible to begin the new contract by December 16, 1982, as originally scheduled. Consolidated indicated that the contracting officer at Brunswick Naval Air Station was in favor of extending Consolidated's 1978 contract until the new contract was awarded; however, the Naval Facilities Engineering

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