Gayle v. Singleton

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a plaintiff that has not actually succeeded upon the merits of its claim cannot prevail upon a motion for injunctive relief.
• holding that a plaintiff that has not actually succeeded upon the merits of its claim cannot prevail upon a motion for injunctive relief
• holding that a plaintiff that has not actually succeeded upon the merits of its claim cannot prevail upon a motion for injunctive relief
• holding that a plaintiff that has not actually succeeded upon the merits of its claims cannot prevail upon a motion for injunctive relief
• noting that bans on late proposal submissions, which are present both in the FAR and in solicitations, serve the purpose of promoting equal treatment of offerors
• “Vendors cannot sit on their rights to challenge what they believe is an unfair solicitation, roll the dice and see if they receive the award.”

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