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   0                 UNjJEDSTATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                             WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548


OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL

          B-203227.2               July 15, 1Vib




          The Honorable Larry J. Hopktins
          United States House of
            Pepresentatives
          400 East Main Street
          Lexington, Kentucky 40507

          Dear Mr. Hopkins:

               We refer to your letter dated June 5, 1981,
          enclosing correspondence from Professor Richard R.
          Clayton of the University of Kentucky. From the
          correspondence, it appears that Professor Clayton
          is associated with the Institute for Survey
          Research at Temple University (Temple). This
          organization submitted a proposal in response to
          request for proposals No. 271-81-1702, which was
          issued by the National Institute on Drug Abuse
          (NIDA) and solicited offers for a project entitled
          National Survey on Drug Abuse. NIDA, however,
          rejected Temple's proposal as late and refused to
          consider it for the award. Professor Clayton pro-
          tests this'decision.

               On May 8, 1981, Temple filed a protest with
          our Office arguing that, in view of the particular
          facts of this case, NIDA should consider its propo-
          sal even though the proposal was technically late.
          However, by decision of June 16, 19 81, copy enclosed,
          we held that Temple's protest to our Office was
          untimely. Therefore, we dismissed the protest without
          considering it on the merits.

               In light of this prior decision, we do not
          believe it is proper for us to consider on the merits
          Professor Clayton's protest, apparently submitted on
          behalf of Temple.

               Our Bid Protest Procedures, 4 C.F.R. part 20
          (1980), are intended to provide fair and equitable
          procedural standards for all parties to a protest.


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