Searching “corrective action on government contract”
So this was on a law firms website...
“The agency may take corrective action at any point in the process. Corrective action by the agency is a recognition by the agency that they failed to comply with some part of the procurement process, and they are therefore correcting that mistake. The agency has wide discretion in the form of corrective action, and it often includes reevaluation of proposals or amendments to the solicitation. If the agency takes corrective action, the GAO will dismiss as moot the portion of the protest related to the corrective action.”
So the way i am reading this, it sounds like something was discovered during the appeals process that required corrective action but not enough to uphold the appeal if the corrective action was taken. So “intends to dismiss” might mean that if the corrective action is not taken, the govt intends to dismiss the contract and uphold the appeal. So what is the corrective action and is tmps able to fix it?
And if the corrective action is not taken, can tmps rebid on a new contract?
Comments?
Sam
