B-281274.2:
Mar 3, 1999
A firm protested an Agency for International Development (AID) contract award for health products and services, contending that: (1) the awardee's offer was significantly below its bid price; (2) AID unreasonably determined that the awardee's proposed research director met the solicitation's requirements; and (3) AID unreasonably evaluated proposals. GAO held that AID: (1) conducted an improper co...