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[Claim for Damago to Did Sample]. B-187730. May 11, 1977. 3 pp.
+ enclosure.
Decision re: Clauss Cutlery Co.; by Paul G. Dembling (for Elmer
E, Staats, Comptroller General).
Issue Area: Federal Procurement of Goods and Services (1900).
Contact: office of the General Counsel: Procurement Law II.
Bud;et Function: General Government: Other General government
(806).
Organization concerned: Federal Supply Service.
Authority: 51 Camp. Gen. 583. 34 Comp. Gen. 180. 53 Comp. Gen.
810. 41 C.?.R. 5A-2.409-71(b) . B-181760 (1974).
The protester alleged that its submitted bid sample was
damaged by the Government, causing it to fail the raquired
testing. The agency handled the sample in accordance with
established procedures designed to adequately protect samples
and denies knowledge of how or when the damage was incurrad.
Since the record does not otherwise affirmatively establish that
the damage was the fault of the agency, the protest was denied.
The agency's failure to advise the bidder of test results prior
to the award was consistent with applicable regulations.
(Author/SC)
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