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Factors to Consider Before Filing a Bid Protest in Florida

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

When you have submitted a responsible, responsive bid for a public construction project in Florida, it is frustrating to learn that the agency will award the contract to another bidder. However, beyond your frustration, it may be against the law for a government body to go with another bid. There are specific requirements for… Read More »

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Why A Florida Construction Attorney Is Essential For Bid Protest Settlement Conferences

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

You invest a lot of time and effort to submit a bid for public construction in Florida, from reviewing the project specifications to detailing the cost, scope, and schedule. Therefore, it is disappointing to learn that the government agency has issued a Notice of Intent to Award the project to another contractor. Fortunately, all… Read More »

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Factors To Consider When Bidding Public Construction Projects In Florida

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

Private construction projects carry their own set of challenges, but the requirements and process for contracting with a government agency can be even more complicated. When the project is funded by taxpayer dollars, transparency is critical. Therefore, the Florida statutes that cover bidding on a public construction project are strict. Contractors will invest considerable… Read More »

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What Happens After Filing A Bid Protest In A Florida Construction Case?

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

Whenever the government seeks to purchase goods or services for public projects, the agency is required by law to hold a competition among potential sellers. This aspect of the procurement process ensures fairness among the entities seeking to provide goods or services, but also to promote fiscal responsibility through appropriate use of taxpayer funds…. Read More »

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5 Reasons To Pursue A Florida Construction Bid Protest

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

As a Florida construction contractor going through the competitive bidding process, you know the ball is in your court when it comes to identifying and taking action for misconduct. It is rare that the improprieties in soliciting bids or awarding contracts will be open and obvious. Florida’s Little Miller Act provides details on the… Read More »

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Construction Bid Protests In Florida: Quick Facts For Contractors

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

When it comes to Florida construction projects between a government body and a private contractor, the law is clear that fairness depends upon open competition. In enacting the statute on public procurement, lawmakers expressed their intent that allowing a bidding process for these projects reduces the potential for perceived favoritism. It is only when… Read More »

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Four Types Of Bid Rigging In Florida Construction And How To Spot Them

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

It is common for most public agencies and many private companies to host a bidding process when beginning a construction process, which allows contractors and suppliers to compete for a piece of the pie. Florida’s “Little Miller” Act describes some of the basic requirements, but the process aims to promote a transparent, equitable process… Read More »

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4 Quick Facts To Know About Florida Bid Protests

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

Any time you are working on a construction project involving a federal, state, or local government body, you will need to go through the bid solicitation process under Florida law. The requirement aims to provide all potential companies with an opportunity to win a contract, while also ensuring the government gets the best quality… Read More »

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The Consequences of Providing Inaccurate Information on a Bid for a Public Construction Contract

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

Public contracting can pose a challenge for even experienced Florida builders. There are a myriad of rules and regulations that need to be followed when dealing with a public construction project. And if you fail to follow the state’s procedures to the letter, you can quickly find yourself dealing with the legal fallout in… Read More »

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Conducting a Bid Protest

By Linkhorst & Hockin, P.A. |

When a construction company participates in a competitive bid, there is an expectation that the bid process will follow a predetermined set of guidelines. This transparency is intended to protect against collusion and corruption, and to ensure a fair process. Nevertheless, evidence may arise showing favoritism in the process. If so, a construction company… Read More »

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