Pgba, LLC v. United States, and Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an injunction is not automatic under the Tucker Act in the event of an unlawful contract award
• holding that “section 1491(b)(4) ... does not deprive a court of its equitable discretion in deciding whether injunctive relief is appropriate ... and does not automatically require a court to set aside an arbitrary, capricious, or otherwise unlawful contract award.”
• noting that the use of the permissive “ ‘may’ ” grants discretion in this regard
• clarifying that ADRA incorporates arbitrary and capricious standard of APA to review procurement decisions, but did not change court’s discretion in granting remedy of injunctive relief
• clarifying that ADRA incorporates arbitrary and capricious standard of APA to review procurement decisions, but did not change court’s discretion in granting remedy of injunctive relief
• explaining that a plaintiff “must [have] succeeded on the merits of the case” in order to be granted permanent injunctive relief

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