Federal Claims· 12/19/2001

Computer Sciences Corp. v. United States

Citations

51 Fed. Cl. 297
2001 U.S. Claims LEXIS 270
2002 WL 62988

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holding that “an agency is accorded broad discretion when conducting its past performance evaluations”
“[T]he court does not interpret § 15.308 as requiring the SSA to conduct his own contract-by- contract comparative assessment [when evaluating offerors’ past performance].”
“An agency is accorded broad discretion when conducting its past performance evaluations.”
“[A] potential loss of employees is not an irreparable harm.”
“[A] potential loss of employees is not an irreparable harm.”
“[A] potential loss of employees is not an irreparable harm.”

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Judges: Futey

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