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Proposal Evaluation Was Reasonable

B-190488 Mar 30, 1978
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A protester to a contract award contended that: it should have received the award because of its technical superiority and lower price, the awardee was not listed as a qualified contractor, and the award was made in spite of its protest to the agency. The agency determination of the awardee's technical superiority was reasonable, and its award on this basis in spite of the higher cost was proper. The inadvertent failure of the agency to respond to the protest before award was a procedural matter which did not constitute a ground for setting aside the award.

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