B-226623: Jul 8, 1987

A firm protested the Defense Logistics Agency's (DLA) multiple contract awards for treated wood pilings, contending that: (1) DLA should have awarded it a partial contract, since it was the low bidder; (2) it could not compete equally with other offerers, since the solicitation was ambiguous and misleading; and (3) DLA improperly held negotiations with bidders. GAO held that: (1) DLA properly awar...

B-226623: Jul 8, 1987

Protester's contention that it should have received a partial award for 600 units of wood piling based on its low unit price is without merit where the protester conditioned its price for the last 600 units on receipt of award of the first 600 units at higher prices. An aggregate award to the protester would have resulted in an award price of $2. 200 unit solicitation quantity and providing that a...