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[Protest of GSA Contract Award for Lease of Office and General Purpose Space]
https://www.gao.gov/products/140701

B-237495: Feb 22, 1990

A firm protested a General Services Administration (GSA) contract award for office space, contending that GSA: (1) should have applied a historic-buildings preference; and (2) could not make award, since an article disclosed proprietary information after best and final offers. GAO held that GSA properly: (1) did not apply the preference, since it reasonably determined that the protester's bid was...

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B-237495, Feb 22, 1990
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B-237495: Feb 22, 1990

Protest that agency failed to apply solicitation preference for historic buildings is denied since preference did not apply where agency reasonably concluded that the proposed awardee's offer was superior to protester's offer. 2. Contention that agency cannot award contract because disclosure of name of proposed awardee and estimate of the cost of the project in local newspapers after best and fin...

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