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Bid Is Rejected Which Does Not Contain Acknowledgment of Amendment to IFB

B-192620 Jan 16, 1979
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A corporation's bid was rejected as nonresponsive because the bid did not contain an acknowledgment of an amendment to the invitation for bids. The protester asserted that the amendment had a negligible effect on the price and should have been waived as a minor deviation. Rejection of the bid was proper since the estimated value of the amendment constituted a 13.34 percent difference between the two low bids, and since the testing requirement in the amendment was clearly related to government quality assurance needs.

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