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[Protest of Army Contract Award]

B-216474 Published: Oct 09, 1984. Publicly Released: Oct 09, 1984.
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A firm protested a contract award under an Army solicitation, contending that the awardee did not qualify for award under the terms of the Walsh-Healey Act. GAO held that it does not consider protests involving the legal status of firms under the act because other federal agencies have jurisdiction over such matters. Accordingly, the protest was denied.

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Army procurementBidder eligibilityContract award protestsU.S. ArmyFederal agenciesProtestsIntellectual property rightsGovernment contracts