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                          DOCUMENT  FESUME

02704 - [A1312867]

(Bid Responsiveness  and Costing].  E-188495. June 23,  1977. 2 pp.

Decision  re: Craig Systems Corp.;  by Robert  . Keller,  Deputy
Comptroller  Geeral.
Issue Area:  Federal Procurement  of Goods and Services  (1900).
Contact: Office  of the General CounEel:  Procurement Law  II.
Budget Function:  National Defense:  repartment of Defense -
    Procurement  & Contracts  (058).
Organization  Concerned: Defense  Logistics Agency; Davko
    Engineering  and ffg. Co.; Gicliner fobile Systems.
Authority:  B-185890 (1976) . 8-168557 (1970)B. -170957  (1l71-.
    8-175015  (1972). 9-187700  (1977).

         The  protester objected  to any award of a coi tract for
electrical  equipment shelters to  either of its competitors since
neither met the  requirements of' the invitation for bids.  The
first article  test requireaentmay   be waived, even though  the
request. f  a waiver  and suppo.-hing infofAition was submitted  bi
the biddtr after  the bid 'oja nin4 date, cohtrary to ihe
solicitation  provision requiring  submis'ji.in with the bid. The
protest was denfied. (Author/sc)
































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