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The estimator marks a risk item in the bid recap: what controls the deadline for a bidder to protest an award decision?

Correct Answer

B) The protest procedure stated in the procurement documents

The protest procedure stated in the procurement documents is the controlling requirement: the distractors are related-looking contract or field terms, but they do not match the cited requirement for review item 224.

Answer Options
A
Measure the protest deadline from the supplier's catalog date
B
The protest procedure stated in the procurement documents
C
Measure the protest deadline from the final warranty date
D
Classify it as a deleted alternate

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The protest procedure stated in the procurement documents is the controlling requirement

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Measure the protest deadline from the supplier's catalog date

Choice A gives The supplier's catalog date. Its specific error: the choice would not get the project.

Option C: Measure the protest deadline from the final warranty date

In procurement and contracting, The final warranty date is the wrong selection for Bid protest timing: it points to The final warranty date, but.

Option D: Classify it as a deleted alternate

The trap in D is A deleted alternate. That selection is wrong because the option tries to substitute, waive, or delete the Bid protest timing control; the item instead requires.

Memory Technique

Link bid protest timing to its book condition; a different condition means a different answer than The protest procedure stated in the procurement documents.

Reference Hint

Open NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, 14th Ed.; use the index entry or section for "Bid protest procedure" to confirm that The protest procedure stated in the procurement documents is the controlling requirement

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