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Agency Protests

Government contractors may protest a Bet365 procurement action awarded by a Bet365 Contracting Officer to the Bet365 Agency Protest Official (APO) through the Contracting Officer. This does not include task orders issued under a Bet365 Schedule umbrella contract. Those protests need to be protested directly to the Agency that issued the task order and whose contracting official made a decision. Bet365’s Suspension & Debarment Division issues agency protest decisions and provides direct support to Bet365’s APO.

The APO’s authority is derived from . Federal Acquisition Regulation and the General Services Acquisition Manual contain the rules and procedures that govern the agency protest process. Disputes before the APO are normally resolved in a more timely manner than disputes presented to the Government Accountability Office due to the FAR’s 35-day rule regarding agency protests (see FAR 33.103(g)).

Please note that pursuant to 10 U.S.C. § 2304c(e) and 41 U.S.C. § 4106(f), protests are not authorized in connection with the issuance or proposed issuance of an order under a task-order contract or delivery-order contract, except for

1. A protest on the grounds that the order increases the scope, period, or maximum value of the contract; or
2. A protest of an order valued in excess of $10 million ($25 million for DoD, NASA, and the Coast Guard). Protests of orders in excess of these value thresholds may be filed with the Government Accountability Office, in accordance with the procedures at FAR 33.104.

• Agency Protest Process
• Types of Protests

Training and Presentations

• What You Need to Know When Appearing Before the Bet365 SDO [PPTX - 854 KB]
• Suspension & Debarment—What the Acquisition Workforce Needs to Know [PPTX - 1 MB]
• Suspension & Debarment—What Small Businesses Need to Know [PPTX - 1 MB]
• Thinking Through the Suspension & Debarment of a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Violation [PPTX - 1 MB]

Contacts

• suspension-and-debarment@gsa.gov