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News/Protests & Claims/GAO Did Not Err in Finding Agency Reasonably Considered Effect of Business Unit Divestment on Protester’s Ability to Perform; GAO B-410189.7, Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems, Inc.
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GAO Did Not Err in Finding Agency Reasonably Considered Effect of Business Unit Divestment on Protester’s Ability to Perform; GAO B-410189.7, Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems, Inc.

Request that GAO reconsider its earlier decision denying a protest challenging the exclusion of the protester’s proposal from consideration for award is denied, where GAO’s decision was consistent with earlier decisions regarding planned corporate transactions, and where the agency reasonably considered the effect of the protester’s planned divestment of the business unit proposed for performance.

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