Skip to main content

[Complaint Concerning Contract Award Under HUD-Funded Grant]

B-213200 Mar 12, 1984
Jump To:
Skip to Highlights

Highlights

A firm protested a city's contract award for the construction of a water storage tank. The city was a secondary grantee of a Department of Housing and Urban Development State block grant. The protester complained that the city improperly rejected its low bid as nonresponsive and unreasonably determined that it was nonresponsible. GAO will not review complaints in which the Federal funds in a project are insignificant. In this case, only 25 percent of the funds involved were of Federal origin, a maximum amount of $54,000. Since the amount of Federal funds involved was so low, GAO determined that its review was not warranted. Accordingly, the complaint was dismissed.

Downloads

GAO Contacts

Edward (Ed) Goldstein
Managing Associate General Counsel
Office of the General Counsel

Kenneth E. Patton
Managing Associate General Counsel
Office of the General Counsel

Media Inquiries

Sarah Kaczmarek
Managing Director
Office of Public Affairs

Public Inquiries