Full and Open Competition definition

Full and Open Competition means that all responsible sources are permitted to compete.

Full and Open Competition means all vendors are playing on a level playing field and have the same opportunity to compete for an awarded contract. Procurement procedures must never unduly restrict or eliminate competition.

Full and Open Competition means that all responsible Suppliers are allowed to participate in the competitive solicitation process, including minority-owned, women-owned, handicap-owned, and otherwise disadvantaged businesses.

Examples of Full and Open Competition in a sentence

• Any task order including Task Areas 1, 3, 4, 6, and 7 will be competed under Suite 2, Unrestricted Full and Open Competition, regardless of whether the task order also includes tasks under Task Area 2, Task Area 5, or a combination thereof.

• Suite 1 is being solicited and will be awarded as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside, while Suite 2 is being solicited and will be awarded as an Unrestricted Full and Open Competition.

• Any TO including Task Areas 1, 3, 4, 6, and 7 will be competed under Suite 2, Unrestricted Full and Open Competition, regardless of whether the TO also includes tasks under Task Area 2, Task Area 5, or a combination thereof.

• HQ SACT reserves the right to engage in Full and Open Competition after exclusion of sources.

• In situations where an urgent action must be taken by the Council and the calling of an extraordinary meeting pursuant to Rule 3.2 is not practicable or to facilitate the adoption of decisions in between sessions as appropriate, the Council may consider adopting a silence procedure for decision-making in line with that adopted by the United Nations’ General Assembly.

More Definitions of Full and Open Competition

Full and Open Competition means allowing bidders and offerors to compete for contracts on an equal footing, ensuring that no restrictions are placed on procurements of goods or services that may unduly limit competition. Examples of prohibited or undue restrictions that prevent Full and Open Competition include but are not limited to:

Full and Open Competition means a contract action where all responsible sources are permitted to compete.

Full and Open Competition means competition that is not a “set-aside for small business” as that term is defined in 48 C.F.R. 19.501.

Full and Open Competition means that all responsible sources are permitted to compete (i.e., the IDIQ contracts were not set-asides for small business).

Full and Open Competition means that all responsible sources are permitted to submit sealed bids or competitive proposals on the procurement. It is the preferred form of contracting and includes contracting by sealed bids, negotiation, and other procedures (FAR Subpart 2.1)

Full and Open Competition. All suppliers are permitted to compete for a contract. Bidders are evaluated on the same fixed criteria.

Full and Open Competition means that all suppliers: