BID PREPARATION COSTS RECOVERED WITHOUT INJUNCTION
publication date: May 23, 2011
Injunctive relief is not a prerequisite for a disappointed bidder’s recovery of bid preparation costs from a public project owner that violated the competitive bidding statutes. A public owner should not be allowed to violate the statutes with impunity simply by awarding a contract and directing performance quickly after the opening of bids.
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