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B-218292 1 (1985-10-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaduyu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: CAnMIONs ONLY 7 UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNfING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 C# agNtRAi. COUNUEL B-218292 October 16., 1985 RELEASED' The Honorable Duncan Hunter Member, United States House of Representatives 366 S. Pierce Street El Cajon, California 92020 Dear Mr. Hunter: This is in reply to your correspondence of August 29, 1985, regarding the question raised by your constituent, , of Computer Resource Technology Corpora- tion (CRTC), concerning our.,decision in Computer Resource Technology Corp., B-218292 )May 16, 1985, 85-1 CPD 557, aff'd on reconsideration, B-218292.2/vJuly 2, 1985, 85-2 CPD 1I 14. Our decision denied CRTC's protest of the Department of the Navy's cancellation ot request for quota- tions No. N60530-85-M-R-RN970 and subsequent sole-source award to Digital Sciences Corporation (DSC) for the development of a contract tracking system. In our view, the facts of this case do not demonstrate a glaring need for the reform of the procurement system as alleged by CRTC. CRTC's allegation that Mr. , a former employee of CRTC, unlawfully appropriated proprie- tary data belonging to CRTC involves a question of improper action by Mr. and not by the government. As such, it is a dispute between private parties and not for con- sideration under our Bid Protest Regulations. Furthermore, the record established a reasonable basis for the sole-source award to DSC. The Navy required the continued uninterrupted development of the contract tracking system, and based on the record, we agreed with the Navy that because of Mr. previous work with the program, only he possessed the knowledge which would insure that the Navy's needs were met in a timely manner. Accordingly, we concluded that the Navy was justified in canceling the solicitation and awarding a sole-source contract to DSC. hum--

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