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[Protest of Air Force Contract Award for Land Mobile Radio Maintenance Services]

B-258408.3 Published: Jun 05, 1995. Publicly Released: Jun 05, 1995.
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A firm protested an Air Force contract award for land mobile radio maintenance services, contending that the awardee misrepresented its ability to meet certain definitive responsibility criteria. GAO held that the: (1) awardee reasonably used its employees' experience to satisfy the solicitation's corporate experience requirement; (2) Air Force and the awardee reasonably believed the technician consented to the use of his credentials to qualify the awardee; and (3) Air Force reasonably made award to the awardee, since the awardee satisfied the definitive responsibility criteria; Accordingly, the protest was denied.

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