Federal Electric Corporation v. Fasi

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “fair competition among the bidders is the prime object of [the procurement code] and anything which tends to impair this is illegal” (quoting Lucas v. American-Hawai'ian Eng’g and Constr. Co., 16 Haw. 80, 90 (1904)
• noting that \fair competition among the bidders is the prime object of [the procurement code] and anything which tends to impair this is illegal\ (quoting Lucas v. American-Hawai'ian Eng'g and Constr. Co., 16 Haw. 80, 90 (1904)
• “we have repeatedly held that where the trial court has reached a correct conclusion, its decision will not be disturbed on the ground that the reasons it gave for its action were erroneous” (citation omitted)
• “A responsible bidder ... is ‘one who is not only financially responsible, but who is possessed of the judgment, skill, ability, capacity and integrity requisite and necessary to perform the contract according to its terms.’ ” (Emphasis added.)
• patently improper and defective public contract bidding procedures
• patently improper and defective public contract bidding procedures

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).