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B-401015.2 1 (2009-05-21)

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f. A    Accountabity * Integrity * Reliability                          of the United States
  United States Government Accountability Office
  Washington, DC 20548

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          Decision


          Matter  of:  Kuwait Leaders General Trading & Contracting Company

          File:        B-401015.2

          Date:        May 21, 2009

          Sam  Z. Gdanski, Esq., Gdanski & Gdanski, LLP, for the protester.
          Capt. John J. Cho, Department of the Army, for the agency.
          Jacqueline Maeder, Esq., and John M. Melody, Esq., Office of the General Counsel,
          GAO,  participated in the preparation of the decision.
          DIGEST

          Agency  properly excluded protester from competition where, although firm's
          ineligibility may not have been clear from solicitation, agency had statutory authority
          to limit competition and executed determination and finding citing that authority,
          making  it clear that it intended to limit competition in a manner that excluded
          protester; GAO will not recommend that agency undertake useless act of amending
          solicitation to make clear that protester is ineligible to compete.
          DECISION

          Kuwait  Leaders General Trading and Contracting Co. (KLG) protests the
          determination by the Department of the Army, Joint Contracting Command-
          Iraq/Afghanistan, that KLG is ineligible to compete under request for proposals
          (RFP)  No. W90U3Z-09-R-0003, for the temporary installation and maintenance of
          tents, generators, and other support equipment to house military personnel arriving
          for duty in Iraq.

          We  deny the protest.

          The solicitation, issued February 17, 2009, sought proposals for extra tent housing
          and life-support equipment at Camp Bucca, Iraq, to support a military relief in
          place (RIP), where approximately 1,600 military personnel rotate into Iraq to
          replace units that have completed their military duties in Iraq. During an RIP, the
          incoming and outgoing personnel are simultaneously on the base, creating the need
          for the extra housing.

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