[Protest of Proposed Navy Solicitation for Correction of Support System Alarm]
B-231752
Published: Aug 16, 1988. Publicly Released: Aug 16, 1988.
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A firm protested a proposed Navy solicitation for correction of a support system alarm, contending that the Navy: (1) should have awarded it a sole-source contract, since the Navy had approved its unsolicited proposal; and (2) disclosed its proprietary data to three of its competitors. GAO would not consider the protest, since the Navy had: (1) the discretion not to make award based upon an unsolicited proposal; and (2) not yet issued a solicitation for the service, rendering the protest against disclosure of proprietary information premature. Accordingly, the protest was dismissed.
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