· 1/15/1828
Davis' Executors v. Cathey
Citations
- 1 Stew. 402
How courts have described this case
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- requiring that an award be set-aside when “the contracting officer did not have a reasonable basis for determining that [the awardee] could meet the Limitation on Subcontracting clause[.]”
- considering “delay in procurement process” in balance of hardships prong of injunctive relief
- identifying “[t]he potential loss of a valuable business on [a] contract” as “sufficient to prove irreparable harm” particularly when those harms would be difficult to quantify in retrospect
- post-award bid protest for solicitation for ocean transportation of military cargo between Florida and Guantanamo Bay
- “The public has a strong interest in [ensuring] that public officials treat contractors fairly and generally obey procurement laws and regulations.”
- “a contractor awarded a small business set-aside contract for services must show that it will incur at least fifty percent of its labor costs on the contract from its own employees”
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Judges: Crenshaw, Perry, White
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