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B-206152 1 (1983-01-24)

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                            THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
   DECISION                 OF THE UNITED STATEB
                            WASHINGTON. 0. C. 20548




    FILE:  B-206152               DATE:   January 24, 1983

    MATTER OF:     Bradley Construction, Inc.


    DIGEST:


1.   Complaint against action of grantee filed
     with GAO 16 working days after an adverse
     agency decision will be considered since
     complaint was filed within a reasonable
     time.

2.   Indian Housing Authority (IHA) had a
     reasonable basis for rejecting bid submitted
     by firm that by bid opening had not demon-
     strated to IHA's satisfaction through a re-
     quired prequalification statement that it
     was a qualified Indian-owned organization or
     Indian-owned enterprise.

     Bradley Construction, Inc. (Bradley), has filed a com-
plaint concerning the refusal of the Zuni Housing Authority
(ZHA) to consider its bid submitted in response to an
invitation for bids for a construction contract for three
Demonstration Housing Units in the Zuni Pueblo Indian
Reservation for project No. NMI9-11. Bids were limited to
100-percent Indian-owned organizations and Indian-owned
economic enterprises and bid opening was scheduled for
December 11, 1981. Bradley contends that the ZHA arbi-
trarily and capriciously refused to consider its bid which
was returned unopened. Bradley also objects to the subse-
quent issuance of another solicitation which was not limited
to Indian-owned firms and the award to Hunt Building Corpo-
ration (Hunt).
     Based upon our review of the record, we deny the
complaint.

                         Background

     On January 16, 1976, the United States of America and
the ZHA entered into Annual Contributions Contract No. S7-
651, pursuant to the United States Housing Act of 1937,
42 U.S.C. § 1437 et seq. (1976), and the Department of






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