[Protest of Air Force Contract Award for Furniture]
B-260017
Published: May 22, 1995. Publicly Released: May 22, 1995.
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A firm protested an Air Force delivery order for dormitory furniture, contending that the Air Force improperly rejected its low bid. GAO held that the Air Force: (1) reasonably rejected the protester's low bid, since its proposed furniture did not meet its minimum requirements and its bid was not the best value to the government; and (2) properly made award to the higher priced bidder, since its furniture was on the federal supply schedule and satisfied its minimum needs. Accordingly, the protest was denied.
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