B-224266.2: Oct 24, 1986

A firm requested reconsideration of its dismissed protest against an Army procurement, contending that: (1) naming its parent company as the principal on its bid guarantee was a minor deviation that did not affect the enforceability of its letter of credit; and (2) the parent company acted as its guarantor. GAO held that: (1) the letter of credit was deficient because the protester could not be fo...

B-224266.2: Oct 24, 1986

PROCUREMENT - BID PROTEST - GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE PROCEDURES - GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE DECISIONS - RECONSIDERATION PROCUREMENT - SEALED BIDDING - BID GUARANTEES - RESPONSIVENESS - CONTRACTORS - IDENTIFICATION DIGEST: REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION IS DENIED WHERE PROTESTER FAILS TO SHOW ANY ERROR OF LAW OR FACT IN PRIOR DECISION HOLDING THAT CONTRACTING AGENCY PROPERLY REJECTED PROTESTER'S BID...