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[Protest of Army Contract Award for Primary Care Clinic Operation]

B-251933 Published: May 13, 1993. Publicly Released: May 13, 1993.
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A firm protested an Army contract award for the establishment and operation of a primary care clinic, contending that the Army failed to evaluate the awardee's unreasonable and unrealistic low bid. GAO held that the Army: (1) performed a proper cost analysis; (2) reasonably determined that the awardee's estimated costs were realistic and its proposed prices were fair and reasonable; and (3) properly determined that the awardee's bid did not reflect a lack of technical understanding or pose any performance risk. Accordingly, the protest was denied.

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