G4s Technology Cw Llc v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that where communications “merely sought and provided confirmation of information already present in [a] proposal,” they were “not ‘discussions,’ [but] [i]nstead, . . . were ‘clarifications.’” (emphasis added)
• bidder that was properly removed from competitive range had no chance of award and thus could not establish prejudice
• agency not required to engage in discussions with protestor where its com-; munieations with awardee were solely for the purposes of clarifying the information already in their proposal
• “[A] bidder has standing to challenge the lawfulness of discretionary acts that operate to exclude the bidder from consideration in eases where the bidder’s ratings are such that had the government acted lawfully the bidder would have had a substantial chance of winning the contract.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).