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B-192773.2 1 (1980-02-07)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabjfm0001 and id is 1 raw text is: i I k GAD I -I - w -tlir Wnshington ZA,ltC DCban 2 C054 COUniC05g Ul4o8 Wa~shington, DC 20548 Pa n horn Cvnl otn T ncli 15 Daniel Roand Pairfield, New Jersey 07006 Attention: 7 '7 1'1-%r . kif, ', Office of General Counsel In Reply Refer lo:B-19 2 7 7 3.2 Pchruary 7, 1980 b) l,( t . , ;g,, la sj to PuLVl 0 ttotj. . ;Lrjt:s. Inc!. Robert A. Gessncr Manager, Proposal Engineerinq Gentlemen1. We refer to your letter dated December 3, 1979, asking us to reopen your protest of the award of a subcontract by Turner Construction Corporation (Turner), the prime contractor under contract No. 100-76-0500 with the Department of Health, Education, and Welfaro (HlEW) foc construction of an arbulatory care research facility. We closed the protent file on November 1. because you did not send a timely reply to our request of Septem- ber 8 for a statement of your continued interest in thu protest. You have stated that your firm han no tocord of re- ceiving our letter of Septewber 28, and therefore did not respond. You have asked us to review your position thni; the specifications contained in a solicitation issued by Turner fOr an automatic/manual cart system unreasontably restrict competition. Since our files indicate that the september 26 letterwas mailed to you, we 0t11 not reopen the protest, but we will, a.: you requested, review your alleo akions basud on the existing record. You indicate thati your fir-m did not submit a bid on this project prirnrily b)ecause the specification ca11 for five featuces whiich your syntm docri not L owsens; You' OjceL to theso portils of the specifEictations as restrictive of comrnrVtition. irst, you s'te thiat the spocifictations call [or the module, a componcnt of the systunli, to be li fted off the floor and carricd by the I, I, i L Il. M ) I Lambs. 4 1 1 I 4-t 0 I

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