· 5/15/1879
Lee County v. Abrahams
Citations
- 34 Ark. 166
How courts have described this case
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- holding that FASA barred a protest because an agency’s challenged action was the “direct and immediate cause” of the issued task order
- declining jurisdiction over decision to partially re-compete issued task orders, noting “[particularly telling [was] the relief sought”
- denying protest where the issuance of a task order was the “but for” cause of the protest
- finding the task order bar applied to the challenged corrective action
- “[T]he Army’s corrective action was its decision to compete a new task order under the IDIQ [Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity] contract.”
- “[T]he Army’s corrective action is ... intimately entwined with the issuance of the two initial task orders.”
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