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News/Protests & Claims/Protester Not Prejudiced by Alleged Errors in Cost Realism Evaluation, Because Awardee’s Evaluated Price Remained Lower; GAO B-414387, General Dynamics Information Technology Inc.
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Protester Not Prejudiced by Alleged Errors in Cost Realism Evaluation, Because Awardee’s Evaluated Price Remained Lower; GAO B-414387, General Dynamics Information Technology Inc.

Protest challenging the agency’s past performance evaluation is denied, where the awardee’s submitted references for three distinct projects as required by the solicitation, even though all three task orders were awarded under the same blanket purchase agreement; and protest challenging the assignment of weaknesses to the protester’s proposal is denied, where the protester’s oral demonstration did not address all the areas required by the solicitation; and protest challenging the agency’s cost realism evaluation is denied, where the protester was not prejudiced by any alleged errors, because the awardee’s overall evaluated price remained lower under the agency’s evaluation scheme.

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