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Printer Friendly U.S. Postal Service Purchasing Protest Decisions The Postal Service has been resolving purchasing protests (commonly referred to as "bid protests") administratively since postal reorganization in 1971. Protests are handled in the Postal Service Law Department by the Senior Counsel, Contract Protests and Policies, under procedures found in Purchasing Manual Section 3.6. The complete Purchasing Manual is available here. While postal protest decisions are public documents which are on file with and available from the Postal Service, they have not been widely available. The posting of these decisions on this World Wide Web Server is an attempt to correct that situation. The Senior Counsel's address is: The Senior Counsel's facsimile number is: Postal Purchasing Protest Decisions Digest The annual lists which are attached to the links below include brief summaries (digests) of the decisions. An HTML version of each decision is linked to the protest citation; an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) version of the decision can be accessed from the Acrobat icon to the right of each decision. New decisions are added to the current-year listing periodically, and prior-year decisions are added as time and resources allow. Users are cautioned that although care has been taken to see that the annual collections are complete and that they accurately reflect the printed decisions issued by the Postal Service, the absolute accuracy of these files cannot not guaranteed. Prior-year decisions not included here are available for inspection and copying at the Postal Service library. Purchasing Protest Decisions 2004 | 2003 | 2002| 2001| 2000
The search terms you enter will give you results from our Purchasing Protest Decisions only. To search by protest number, enter the number including the dash (ex. 97-02). There are several ways you can enter terms to restrict the search. For example, if you enter cleaning or services, you will get every decision in which either word appears; if you enter cleaning and services, you will get every decision in which both words appear at any place in the decision; if you enter cleaning services, you will get every decision in which the words appear together.
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