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B-213046.6,B-215091.2 1 (1984-09-25)

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    FILE: B-215091.2; B-213046.6  DATE:    September 25, 1984

    MATTER OF: Simulators Limited, Inc.--Reconsideration


    DIGEST:

    1.    GAO will not consider the merits of a case
          where protester is not in line for award even
          if its protest is sustained because protester
          is not an interested party under GAO Bid
          Protest Procedures.

     2.   When the only evidence of an issue of fact is
          a protester's statement which conflicts with
          that of contracting officials, the protester
          has not carried its burden of proof.

     3.   Prior decisions are affirmed on
          reconsideration where protester has not shown
          any error of law or fact, which would warrant
          reversal of those decisions.

     Simulators Limited, Inc. (Simulators), requests
reconsideration of our decisions'in Wing Manufacturing;
Simulators Limited, Inc.--Request for Reconsideration,
B-213046.3; B-215091; B-213046.5, Aug. 17, 1984, 84-2
C.P.D. I

     We affirm our prior decisions.

                         B-215091.2

     We dismissed Simulators' earlier protest, Wing
Manufacturing, B-215091, supra, because Simulators was
determined to not be an interested party as required by
our Bid Protest Procedures, 4 C.F.R. § 21.1(a) (1983). This
determination was based on the fact that the agency report
stated that Simulators submitted the fourth lowest priced of
seven technically acceptable offers and, therefore,
Simulators would not have been in line for award if its
protest was upheld, because award was to be made to the
offeror with the lowest priced technically acceptable
offer. See Pluribus Products, Inc., B-210444, Mar. 7, 1983,
83-1 C.P.D.   226.

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