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B-190572 1 (1978-03-30)

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PU.E: B-190572                 LJATE: March 30, 1978

MATTER   OF:
         Armor Elevator Cnmpany, Inc.
DIGEST;

1.  Protest filed more than 10 days after bid
    opening is not untimely where protester knew
    of grounds for protest only after it learned
    of award to competing bidder.

2.  Failure of bidder to complete bid appendix
    by listing minority manpower utilization
    goals doen not make bid nonfenponsive where
    bidder signed appendix and placed notation
    on cover of appendix that it planned to
    fully comply with Affirmative Action Plan
    provisions, which under circumstances is
    viewed as constituting commitment to such
    provisions.

    Armor  ElevatoL Companye Inc, (Armor) of Louis--
ville, Kentucky, through its counsel, protests the
award of a contract by the public Buildings Service,
General Services Administration, laqion 3 (GSA), to
Warfield & Sanford, Inc. (warfiel1) to replace ele--
vators and do associated work at  he Home Owners Loan
Corporation building in Washingtca, D.C., under invi-
tation for bids (IFB) number GS-00B-02722. Warfield
was the low bidddo at $623,975 and Armor was next
low at $645,885.

     The IFB required each bidder to complete an
oppendix to Standard Form 21, Bid Form (Construction
Contract), containing an Affirmative Action Plan (AAP).
The AAP eet forth in the appendix was the Vashington
Plan, a mandatory plan imposed by the Department of
Labor (41 C.F.R. Part 60-5 (1977)). The appendix listed
the various trades which were cover  ! by the Washington
Plan and required a bidder to indic  .e on the appendix
its goals for minority manpower utiA:Lzation in the

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