Christian v. Scott

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• holding that the “broad language” of Subsection 1491(b) demonstrated “Congress’s expressed intent that the Subsection encompass the entire procurement process”
• holding that the “broad language” of Subsection 1491(b) demonstrated “Congress’s expressed intent that the Subsection encompass the entire procurement process”
• ruling on the Government’s motion to dismiss without a complete Administrative Record
• clarifying lhat an action that objects to the solicitation is properly brought as a pre-award protest
• ordering the government to file the administrative record pursuant to RCFC Appendix C, ¶¶ 21-24
• addressing other circumstances in which the so-called “third category” of the court’s bid-protest jurisdiction comes into play; challenges to pre-award and post-award procurement actions by federal agencies constitute the first two categories

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