[Protest of Army Disclosure of Proprietary Data]
B-220572.2
Published: Sep 30, 1985. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 1985.
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A firm protested the Army's disclosure of allegedly proprietary data that it had submitted to the Army in an unsolicited proposal during discussions. GAO found that the protest was untimely since: (1) it was not filed prior to the closing date for the receipt of proposals and was based on an alleged impropriety that was apparent prior to the closing date; and (2) the protester should have known that its allegedly proprietary data was being used, yet it participated in the procurement before filing its protest. Accordingly, the protest was dismissed.
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