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Frank issued Tester Contract Information (TCI) A1234567 on 6 November 2014. Pickles Inc. responded to the TCI and was the only responsible vendor that had the capability to meet all specified Government requirements, see reference (1). Pickles Inc provided additional information in their 11 October 2008 proposal that verifies facilities, aircraft, and their drop zone meet the Government's requirements, and pilots that are FCC licensed and experienced with military training and operations. Based on the information herein, Frank is confident that Pickles Inc. meets the technical requirements involved in performance of this contract.

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