CompQsoft Inc. is cleared to perform a $47.5 million Defense Information Systems Agency task order for information technology support services after a competing bidder protested the company’s award, the Government Accountability Office said in a decision released Thursday.
Protester AccelGov LLC, which submitted a $29.2 million bid, failed to show that the agency conducted an unreasonable best-value tradeoff analysis before choosing CompQsoft, the GAO said.
The agency reasonably determined that CompQsoft’s “technically superior” proposal justified paying the higher price, the GAO said.
The GAO also rejected AccelGov’s argument that the agency engaged in disparate treatment by failing to assign a ...
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