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B-207898.4 1 (1983-05-17)

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   DECISION               .OF THU UNITED STATES
                          - THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL           Y1

                          ' WASHINGTON. O.C. 20548




   FILE:    B-207898.4            DATE: May 17, 1983

   MATTER OF: Ensign Aircraft Company


   DIGEST:


     Request for reconsideration is denied where
     protester presents no new information or
     error of law not fully considered in reaching
     prior decision.

     Ensign Aircraft Company requests reconsideration of
our decision Ensign Aircraft Company, B-207898.3, April 1,
1983, 83-1 CPD    , in which we dismissed as untimely
Ensign's protest concerning the Air Force's procurement of
a Next Generation Trainer (NGT) under Request for Proposals
(RFP) No. F33657-81-R-0395.

     We deny Ensign's request for reconsideration because
it presents no facts which were not previously considered
or errors of law in the original decision. 4 C.F.R. §
21.9.(a) (1983).

     In dismissing Ensign's protest we relied principally
on § 21.2(b)(2) of our Bid Protest Procedures (4 C.F.R. §
21.2(b)(2)) which provides that protests must be filed
within 10 working days after the basis for protest is known
or should have been known. The. protest, which largely
concerned Ensign's elimination from the competitive range
and alleged deficiencies in the successful offeror's
design, was not filed with our Office until August 25,
1982, even though the Air Force had informed Ensign in
March of its elimination and Ensign knew of most of the
alleged design defects by May.

     In requesting reconsideration, Ensign maintains that
its protest was timely because it initiated the protest on
the basis of information furnished at a debriefing con-
ducted by the Air Force on August 11, 1982. The time to
protest should run from that date, Ensign argues, because:

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