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B-197260 1 (1980-08-13)

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                        THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
DECISION                OF  THE   UNITED STATES
                        WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548
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7260            DATE: August 13, 1980

Tracor Marine, Inc. Vai


     Prior decision is affirmed upon
     reconsideration. Allegation that
     awardee did not comply with solici-
     tation requirement that contractor
     perform significant portion of work
     is without merit where agency con-
     tends contractor will perform 50
     percent of requirement. Contention
     that prior decision will permit
     offerors to propose unrealistically
     low prices and then subcontract
     during performance to recover ex-
     penses is denied as prior decision
     concluded awardee proposed realistic
     prices based on price analysis.

     Tracor Marine, Inc. (Tracor), hap reouested
reconsideration of our decision, Tracor Marine, Inc.,
B-197260, June 23, 1980, 80-1 CPD 439, which denied C:0
Tracor's protest against the award of a contract to
the General Offshore Corporation (GOC) by the NavaL
Surface Weapons Center.

     Tracor contended that +b-'- Navy Lad-ncondcted
an inadequate co-st or price analysis in determining
the realism of GOC's proposed costs. We found a
rational analysis of costs had been performed by
the Navy to determine the reasonableness and realism
of the proposed costs. Further, since it was impos-
sible to predict the amount of subcontracting that
would be necessary because of the quick response
time required and the uncertainty as to whether a
contractor's facilities would already be committed
when a task order was issued, we found it reasonable
for the Navy to evaluate costs based on-in-house
rates quoted byofferors.


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