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Posted by RonInBayside on Sat Jun 11 23:05:50 2005, in response to Re: Canarsie CBTC, posted by Stephen Bauman on Sat Jun 11 22:54:24 2005. "I gather you never got past the RFP stage during your aerospace experience. :-)"You'd be wrong. I was partly responsible for many a pricing run that Hughes submitted for a variety of projects. "A bid submission to an RFQ is a contractural obligation if accepted" And if the contract is then signed. "If the TA were to materially alter the contract terms from the RFQ, they open up a can of worms with regard to the competitive bidding process." Tere are lots of changes you can make to a contract without "materially" affecting it. If you want to do business with the government, you interpret that flexibly, so you get invited back to the table again. " If the contract terms are tougher on the bidder, then that bid can be withdrawn without penalty." Sure - but then you wasted all that time on the bid, and you may have a harder time returning to the table. You are talking nonsense here. You lied in your ptrevious post, and now you want to compound it with this foolishness. |
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