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Protester Can’t Show Prejudice When Awardee Proposed the Same Unavailable Key Person and Received the Same Significant Weakness

The protester challenged the issuance a corrosion control task order to a competitor, arguing the agency unreasonably assessed a significant weakness to its proposal based on a retiring key person, improperly evaluated the awardee's past performance, and allowed the awardee to improperly lower its cost during discussions.

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