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B-208801.2 1 (1982-11-16)

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                         THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
DECISION       ..        OF THE UNITED STATES
                         WASHINGTON. 0. C. 20548
                  UITtD


FILE:  B-208801.2             DATE: Tovember 16, 1982
             Committee of Domestic Steel Wire Rope &
MATTER OF: Specialty Cable Manufacturers--
               Reconsideration
DIGEST:


      Prior decision that a trade association is
      not an interested party under GAO Bid Pro-
      test Procedures where no member of the trade
      association has a direct or substantial interest
      with regard to procurement is affirmed.


      The Committee of Domestic Steel Wire Rope & Speci-
  alty Cable Manufacturers requests that we reconsider
  our decision in the matter of Committee of Domestic Steel
  Wire Rope & Specialty Cable Manuacturers, B-20388O, Sep-
  tember 15, 1982, 82-2 CPD 231. In that decision, we
  dismissed a protest filed by the Committee on the basis
  that the Committee was not an interested party under our
  Bid Protest Procedures, 4 C.F.R. § 21.1(a)(1982). We
  affirm our previous decision.

       The Committee's protest concerned the Department
  of the Army's award of a contract to ALBECO Fastener
  Co. under invition for bids No. DACW33-82-B-0033, a
  small business set-aside for steel wire rope. The Com-
  mittee argued that ALBECO made an incorrect representa-
  tion in its bid concerning its status as a small business
  because the goods ALBECO offered allegedly were not
  manufactured domestically, as required by the solicita-
  tion.

        We determined that the Committee was not an
  interested party because no member of the Committee
  had the requisite direct and financial interest to
  maintain a protest. This determination was based on
  advice from the Department of the Army that neither
  the second nor third low bidders is a member of the
  Committee.


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