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\0,WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20548
FILE: B-19672293 DATE: June 7, 1982
MATTER OF;Control Data Corporation and KET,
Incorporated--Reconsideration
DIG(-ST:
Where request for recons' )ration of decision
fenying bid protest provides no basis to alter
that decision, Cecision is affirmed,
Control Data Corporation requests that we reconoider
our decision, Control Data Corporition and KET, Incorpor-
ated, 60 Comp. Gen. 548 (1981), 81-1 CPD 531, in which we
denied two protests againtt an Internal Revenue Service
(IRS) iward to Centennial Systems, Inc. (CSI) for periph-
eral et uipment to st)port tiw IlS's Integrated Data Re-
trieval System.
We affirm our decision.
The procurement was for five line items of equip-
ment disk, tape, card reader, card punch, and line
printer equipment. The request for proposals (RP) per-
mitted an offeror to propose an a.l-or-none price to
furnish all line items provided it also priced all items
individually. CSI initially offered to furnish disk and
tape cquiprent. Its proposal %ias determined to be in the
competitive range, along with Control Data's proposal.
Control Data priced all items and additionally quoted
an all-or-none price.
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Award to CSI, however, was based on an all-or-none
price added in its best and final offer, in which that
firm amended its proposal by furnishing prices for used
Control Data card punch, card reader and line printer
equipment. CSI did not address in detail how it would
maintain this equipment; it simply stated 1-.hat it was
offering Control Data equipment with CDC.EControl
j[I Data] maintenance.
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,Because the original protest presented a number of
'I issues which no longer are contested, we summnirize those
on which Control Data's request for reconsiderntion is
i'1 founded. Control Data protested that CSI's offer of the
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