Perspective
Jun. 18, 2011
Where Do I File My Bid Protest?
Finally, a state appellate court suggests that a bid protest mechanism is an inherent component of a public bid process. By Laurence P. Lubka of Hunt Ortmann Palffy Nieves Lubka Darling & Mah Inc.
The 4th District Court of Appeals has served up a decision that asks: Is a public bidding system adequate if there isn't a bid protest system? Sometimes you read a published decision that is quote worthy. It's like walking into that apple orchard in the fall and all you have to do is just reach up and grab a ripe, juicy quote...er apple. This is such a decision and it ventures into territory that has been begging to be explored. ...
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