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B-201553 1 (1981-03-26)

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rch 2 6, 1981


MATTER OF: Lutz Superdyne, Inc. -- Reco sideration


DIGEST:


Even assuming arguendo that date
of publication of solicitation
synopsis in Commerce Business
Daily should not have been used
to determine timeliness of pro-
test because notice was allegedly
inadequate, protest based on
agency's failure to send pro-
tester solicitation in timely
manner and protester's belief
upon receipt of solicitation
that it was defective was not
timely filed with GAO and is
not for consideration on merits
where protest was filed more
than 10 days after bases of
protest were actually known.


     Lutz Superdyne, Inc. (Lutz), requests that we
reconsider our decision in Lutz Superdyne, Inc.,
B-201553, February 20, 1981, 80-1 CPD   . In that
decision, we dismissed Lutz' protest as untimely.
First, we held that Lutz' protest against the failure
to receive a solicitation was untimely under our Bid
Protest Procedures because it was filed more than 10
working days after the closing date for receipt of
proposals which date had been stated in the notice
of procurement in the Commerce Business Daily (CBD).
CBD publication constitutes constructive notice of
the solicitation closing date.

     Second, we found that Lutz' argument that the
solicitation was defective was untimely since it con-
stituted a protest based upon alleged improprieties
apparent in the solicitation which had not been filed
prior to the closing date for receipt of proposals.
Again, publication in the CBD provided constructive
notice to all parties of the solicitation and its
contents.


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