Service Delivery to the Handicapped: The Role of the Federal Procurement Process. Part III. Appealing Contract Award.

Donaldson, William S.; Stephens, Thomas M.

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Publication Date: 1979

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Service Delivery to the Handicapped: The Role of the Federal Procurement Process. Part III. Appealing Contract Award.

Donaldson, William S.; Stephens, Thomas M.

Journal of Learning Disabilities, v12 n6 p362-73 Jun-Jul 1979

The final segment in a series of three articles on the federal procurement process and service delivery to the handicapped focuses on the appeal-of-award supposition, with particular emphasis on the General Accounting Office's decision regarding the National Instructional Materials Information System contract at Ohio State University. See EC 115 121 and EC 114 584. (SBH)

Descriptors: Contracts, Delivery Systems, Federal Aid, Federal Regulation, Handicapped Children, Opinions

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