KENNETH ALAN KLINE v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Blue & Gold applies only to a solicitation defect that an offeror “exercising reasonable and customary care” would have noticed
• holding that “Inserso should have challenged the solicitation before the competition concluded”
• holding that because plaintiff waited until after the award to challenge it, plaintiff “forfeited its right” to do so, and that bidders “exercising reasonable and customary care” were on notice of the alleged defect “long before” award
• holding, in applying the waiver rule, that the contractor had “forfeited its right to . . . relief”
• noting that the protestor there “had months to notify [the agency] of th[e] defect” in the solicitation and then an additional two months before award
• applying Blue & Gold waiver rule and barring a protest in which the bidder could have anticipated a particular course of action

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).