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JUNEAU, Alaska – The state’s intent to award a contract to a company to review options for the future of Alaska’s ferry system is being challenged by the other bidder for the job.
Aurah Landau is a spokeswoman for the state transportation department. She says two companies submitted proposals, and the state issued a notice of intent to award Northern Economics the contract.
The state’s budget for the project was up to $250,000. She says Northern Economics’ bid was $249,887.54. The second company submitting a proposal, MAP Consulting LLC, had a cost of $224,888.
Landau says MAP Consulting is protesting the state’s intent to award the contract. A message seeking comment was left for the company.
Landau says factors besides cost also are weighed and Northern Economics scored higher on other aspects.
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