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· 8/21/2018

Bockman-Fryberger v. State

Citations

  • 424 P.3d 600
  • 2018 MT 202
  • 392 Mont. 350

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that plaintiffs “small business set-aside and bundling allegations are untimely, and should have been raised before proposals were submitted”
  • holding that “[a]gencies are entitled to considerable discretion and deference in matters requiring exercise of technical judgment”
  • holding protestor waived objections to the terms of the solicitation by not filing protest during the time for submitting bids
  • observing that a “protestor bears the ‘heavy burden’ of proving the lack of a rational basis or a violation of law by a preponderance of the evidence” in either case
  • finding that the protest “should have been raised before proposals were submitted”
  • finding that the protest “should have been raised before proposals were submitted”

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Judges: Baker

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