ALT The District also may not be following its own contracting rules and standards: according to the solicitation for the compost transport contract, the company must have at least three years of experience managing food waste drop off and/or compost hauling, in addition to a working relationship with three clients that can attest to its food waste management. Brosowsky doubts District Logistics meets this special criteria, based on his research into the company and its owner’s visits with Agricity. So he filed a protest with the Contract Appeals Board when his company was not awarded the contract in January. “Such a lack of experience creates significant risk that the program will suffer from unsatisfactory performance and may possibly fail,” Brosowsky’s filing reads.