courtnet Posted March 5, 2009 Report Share Posted March 5, 2009 I?ve been bouncing this one around the office and have gotten some funny looks, though it seems perfectly logical to me. Here?s the hypothetical: We have a procurement to solicit and award a 16.5 MAC with, say, 6 contracts. The RFP states the Government will evaluate proposals and award contracts without discussions. After evaluations, if we find only 3 proposals awardable without discussions (no signicant flaws, otherwise very good proposals), do you see a problem with awarding these 3 immediately, then setting a competitive range and entering discussions with the most highly rated proposals determined from the remaining offers? Assume we announced our intent to take this approach in the RFP. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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