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· 7/10/2015

Guardian Moving and Storage Co., Inc. v. United States

Citations

  • 122 Fed. Cl. 117
  • 2015 WL 4162395

How courts have described this case

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  • asserting that the agency “previously found [its flood plain] documentation ... acceptable in two separate procurements” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
  • denying motion to supplement with previous proposal that had been awarded the contract because the record was sufficient for judicial review
  • finding protester not prejudiced where the agency notified all offerors of the extension via email
  • restating Guardian’s arguments, including that MVS’s proposal did not satisfy the solicitation’s fire marshal documentation requirement
  • distinguishing Geo-Seis in a case where the contracting officer granted a pre-deadline extension
  • “[I]f the court found that both Guardian and MVS were ineligible for award, the agency would be obligated to resolicit the contract ....” (internal citations omitted).

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Judges: Elaine D. Kaplan

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