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B-192752 1 (1979-08-06)

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B-192752


DATE:August 6, 1979


Contra Costa Electric, Inc.--
Reconsideration; Carl W. Olson  La
and Sons Co.


1.   Request for increase in price of contract
     awa-ded-by--Fed-e-r-a4--r-a-wte-e because of alleged
     mistake in .bid by subcontractoris denied
     where record shows contractor accepted award
     without reservation after grantee had been
     placed on notice of mistake claim, so that
     legally binding contract resulted.

2.   Claimants' request for informal conference
     in connection with request for post-award
     mistake in bid claim under contract awarded
     by Federal grantee is denied since conference
     would serve no useful purpose in light of
     record which shows claimants are not entitled
     to relief as a matter of law.

     Contra Costa Electric, Inc. (Contra Costa) and Carl
W. Olson and Sons Co. (Olson) request reconsideration of
our decision, Contra Costa Electric, Inc., B-192752,
September 27, 1978, 78-2 CPD 239, in which we declined
to review Contra Costa's request for correction of a mistake
in its bid submitted to a prime contractor for electrical
subcontract work under a contract funded by Federal grant.
It has been our practice not to review matters involving
the award of subcontracts by a prime contractor to a Federal
grantee.

     In declining to consider Contra Costa's request for
bid correction, we noted that a mistake in bid claim had
not been filed with this Office by the prime contractor.
Nevertheless, on the record before us, we observed that
the prime contractor apparently accepted award of the
contract at its original price without complaint or
reservation.


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                        THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
DECISION                OF  THE   UNITED STATES
                        WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548

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