Berger Singerman attorney Javier Vazquez helped a client successfully protest a Miami bid award and get a $9.4 million contract to build a walkway and promenade at the city's Museum Park.
February 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Miami taxpayers should save more than $124,000 on a promenade and walkway at Museum Park after a contentious battle between a contractor that thought it was local and another with headquarters in Illinois.
Berger Singerman partner Javier Vazquez successfully helped FHP Tectonics Corp., a regional office of Chicago-based F.H. Paschen, protest a bid awarded to South Miami-based Munilla Construction Management LLC, which also has an office in Miami.
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