Where Non-Price Ratings Identical, Agency Wasn’t Required to Choose Lower-Priced Offeror – SmallGovCon

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In a best value competition, when two offerors receive identical adjectival scores on the non-price factors, one might assume that the procuring agency would be required to award the contract to the lower-priced offeror.

Not so.  In a recent bid protest decision, the GAO held that where two offerors received identical scores on three non-price factors, the agency could still elect to award the contract to the higher-priced offeror.

Source: Where Non-Price Ratings Identical, Agency Wasn’t Required to Choose Lower-Priced Offeror – SmallGovCon

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