Polk v. A. H. Pinehardt Co.

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• finding United States Postal Service to be “federal agency” within meaning of Administrative Disputes Resolution Act, and, thus, jurisdiction over it exists under Tucker Act
• requiring an examination of whether the agency properly interpreted its sole-source contracting authority under 39 U.S.C. § 101(f)
• finding USPS a “federal agency” within meaning of Administrative Disputes Resolution Act (the “ADRA”), and, thus, jurisdiction over it exists under Tucker Act
• finding United States Postal Service to be “federal agency” within meaning of Administrative Disputes Resolution Act, and, thus, jurisdiction over it exists under Tucker Act
• “Whatever potential ability plaintiff had to perform the contract is presented with the benefit of hindsight and falls well short of discharging the burden required to set aside a procurement decision.”

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