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Deviations in Second-Step Bid Rendered It Nonresponsive

B-191005 May 12, 1978
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A protester to a contract award under a two-step procurement objected to the determination that it was nonresponsive. The protester's bid was properly rejected for taking exception to a solicitation requirement in its second-step bid even though the first-step bid was acceptable. The deviation offered by the protester materially affected the quality and price and rendered the bid nonresponsive.

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