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[Allegaticns of Nonresponsibility, Misleading  Statements, and
Improprieties in Solicitation]. 8-189070. September  14, 1977. 3
pp.
Decision re: Sun Lab. Systems; by Robert F. Keller, Deputy
Ccaptroller General.

Issue Area: Federal Psocurement of Goods and Services  (1900).
Contact: Office of the General Counsel: Procurument Law II.
Budget Function: National Defense: Department of Defense -
    Procurement & Contracc'  (058).
Organization Co'ncerned: Department of the Air Force! Tyndall
    APB, FL; Dwain Pletcher Co.
Authority: 54 Coap. Gen. 66. 54 Comp. Gen. 499. 54 Coap. Gen.
    715. 4 C.F.R. 20.2(b) (1).

         The protester questioned its competitor's
responsibility for operation of an audio-visual service center,
alleged that statements of Air Force -personnel made at a
pre-proposal conference were uisleadingr and contended that the
solicitation was deficient. The protest was denied because: GAO
does not review agency determinations of responsibility:
allegations of misleading statements were not supported by the
record; and the protest to alleged improprieties in solicitation
was untimely.  (HTI)



























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