Nichols v. Comptroller

How courts have described this case

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• denying a motion to supplement the administrative record wherein the plaintiff sought the inclusion of an affidavit
• declining to consider e-mail correspondence that occurred after the contract award and, thus, could not have been considered by the CO in making the award decision
• finding an awardee’s ultimate compliance with a subcontractor limitation clause was a matter of contract administration which the Court does not review in a bid protest context
• finding an awardee’s ultimate compliance with a subcontractor limitation clause was a matter of contract administration which the Court does not review in a bid protest context
• post-award email correspondence found to be irrelevant to the contracting officer’s pre-award responsibility and eligibility determinations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).