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News/Protests & Claims/Amendment of Delivery Schedule After Award Insufficient to Merit Preliminary Injunction in Bid Protest; COFC No. 17-287C, Treadwell Corporation v. United States
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Amendment of Delivery Schedule After Award Insufficient to Merit Preliminary Injunction in Bid Protest; COFC No. 17-287C, Treadwell Corporation v. United States

Motion for preliminary injunction is denied where the protester will not be harmed without an injunction, as it will remain an unsuccessful bidder regardless of an injunction, and it waited eight months after award to file a protest; and protester has not demonstrated that it is likely to succeed on its claims related to the government’s modification of the delivery schedule for first article testing and production units after award.

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