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B-191244 1 (1978-03-21)

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                            THE  COMPTROLLER GENER
    DECISION      .         o r TM    uNIrE   o  *t.TL..
                   7        WASHINGTON, D. C. 205It



   FILE:   8-191244               DATE:  March 21, 1978

   MATTER   OF:
                   Abbott Power Corporation

   DIGEST:

           G4O declines to consider protest of
           p~ocurement made on behalf of foreign
           governme.:t under section 22 of Arms
           Export Control Act becaiuse procurement
           was not accomplished with appropriated
           funds.

     Abbott Power Corpordtion (Abbott) has protested the
issuance by the United States Army Corps of Engineers of
invitation for bids (IFB) Nos. DACA-87-78-B-0032, DACA-
87-78-8-0081, DACA-87-78-B-0092, DACA-f7-78-B-0085
and DACA-87-78-B-0086 without the incorporation of a
clause providing for proyress payments for small busi-
ness concerns.

     We have been advised by the Corps of Engineers
that these IFB's represent procurements on behalf of
a foreign government under section 22 of the Arms
Export Control Act, as amended, 22 U.S.C. s 2751,
et seq.

     We have held that since our bid protest jurisdiction
is based on our settlement authority over appropriated
funds, we will declire to consider protests against pro-
curements made under section 22 of the trms Export Control
Act (formerly the Foreign Military Saleu hct) inasmuch as
such procurements involve the use of nonappropriated funds.
Tele-Dynamics, Division of AMBAC Tndustries, 55 Comp.
Gen. 674 (1976), 76-1 CPD 60. We have also expressed the
view that the use of appropriated funds in connection with
the inicial p:ocessing and administratiin of such contracts
under the provisions of Public Law No. 94-329, 90 Stat. 729
(June 30, 1976), 4ith reimbursement by the countries
accepting offers under section 22 of the act as required



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