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American Material Handling, Inc. B-422171

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The Agency, the International Boundary and Water Commission, was buying a brand name or equal wheel loader on a lowest price, technically acceptable basis.

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The RFQ stated that the proposed loader had to “meet the salient features or specifications of the [brand name product] or exceed the specifications attached,” and included a two-page specification sheet.

After receiving quotations, the contracting officer added salient characteristics—not expressly included in the solicitation—to the technical evaluation form to be considered during evaluations.

The Agency evaluated the two quotes received and found the protester not technically acceptable based on the salient characteristics added after submission of quotes.

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To read the full post, please visit our&nbsp;<a href="https://governmentcontractsnavigator.com/2024/01/25/60-second-sustains-american-material-handling-inc/">Government Contracts Navigator</a>&nbsp;blog.

60-Second Sustains: American Material Handling, Inc.

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