Putnam v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co.

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• holding that the public interest is served through ensuring continuity in TRI-CARE medical administration services for veterans and families of service members
• holding that the public interest is served through medical services for veterans and families of service members
• finding that a protestor was prejudiced by the procuring agency’s errors in making an award of a contract, but denying equitable relief
• noting that “uneven treatment goes against the standard of equality and fair-play” required in the procurement process
• noting that an incumbent contractor’s loss of a successor contract is not sufficient to prove irreparable harm
• observing that the court, not the agency, is the initial fact finder as to prejudice and equitable issues

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