FTA BID PROTEST PROCEDURE Sample Clauses

FTA BID PROTEST PROCEDURE. Under Circular 4220.1F, FTA has substantially limited its review of bid protests recognizing that most protest issues are best resolved at the State or Local level. FTA will now only accept protests alleging that: Pace failed to have written protest procedures; or, Pace violated their own protest procedures. If a protest is brought before FTA on either of these allegations, the only remedy recognized by FTA under Circular 4220.1F is to require Pace to follow its own protest procedures. FTA does not have the right to change Pace's substantive decision by substituting FTA's judgment for that of Pace. Any protest to FTA must be filed in accordance with the requirements contained in FTA Circular 4220.1F and may only be made by an "interested party" which FTA has defined as "an actual or prospective bidder or offerer whose direct economic interest would be affected by the award of the Contract or by failure to award the Contract." No protest may be filed with FTA later than five days after a final decision under Pace's procedure. As used in the preceding sentence, "filed" refers to the date of receipt by FTA and "days" refers to working days of the Federal Government.
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