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raidder's Compliance  with Requirement to Subcoatract to Minority
auinesseuJ.  3-192670.  November 28, 1978. 6 pp.

Decision re: Mayfair Coastruction  Co.; by Robert F. Keller,
Deputy Comptroller General.

Contact: office of the General Counmel:  Procuresent law 1.
Orqanization Concorned:  National Aeronautics ana SFace
    Administration; Algernhn-Blair  Industrial Contractors9 Inc.
Authority: 54 Coup. Ge.  66.  54 Coup. Gen. 509. 53 Coap. Gen.
    932. B-190916  (1978.  Keco Industries v. Uaited Stites, 492
    F.2d 1200, 1205  (1974).

         A protester alleged that  the awardee of a contract was
qiven an unfair advantage  bectuse of uaiver by the agency of the
minority contractor subcontracting  requirements.  The pratest
involved the aqency's affirmative  determination of
responsibility which is not generally reviewed  by GAO, but since
compliance with the agency's  intent to subcontract 205 ct the
value of subcontractors to  minority businesses involved a
definitive responsibility criterion,  it was reviewable. The
contractinq officer's determination  that the potential awarde.
should be founA responsible in the  mincity  subcontracting area
was supported by objective evidence.  JlTN)

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