“If they don’t provide their conclusions within 20 days, then you can assume you’re authorized to proceed with the award”
Shelley Hall · Contracting Officer Podcast 2.0 (samples) · 313 - What is Accurate Complete and Current
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If OFCCP initiates a compliance evaluation, wait up to 20 days for their conclusions; if none are provided, proceed with the award
20 days wait for conclusions
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“You have to send a letter in to the OFCCP and wait maybe 30 days before you can award the contract… they have 15 days to respond… if they don’t respond you can assume authorization”
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