[Protest of DLA Contract Award for Helicopter Parts]
B-232702
Published: Dec 29, 1988. Publicly Released: Dec 29, 1988.
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A firm protested a Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) contract award for helicopter parts, contending that DLA denied it an opportunity to compete by failing to timely process its source-approval request. GAO held that: (1) DLA unreasonably denied the protester an opportunity to compete, since it failed to timely act on the protester's source-approval request; and (2) the protester was entitled to reimbursement for its bid and protest preparation costs. Accordingly, the protest was sustained.
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