https://www.gao.gov/products/140994

B-238992: Mar 29, 1990

A firm protested a General Services Administration (GSA) contract award for construction quality management services, contending that GSA improperly: (1) disclosed the proposed awardee's price; and (2) conducted an auction. GAO held that the protester did not: (1) show that it was prejudiced by GSA action; and (2) provide any evidence that GSA conducted an auction. Accordingly, the protest was dis...

https://www.gao.gov/products/437162

B-238992: Mar 29, 1990

After revised best and final offers were submitted but prior to award. Is dismissed. Where the protester was not competitively prejudiced by the agency's action. After the revised BAFOs were submitted. It is well-settled that a showing of prejudice is an essential part of a protest. It is incumbent upon a protester to show how it was prejudiced if corrective action is requested. Barfield also asse...