15 AAC 112.210 - Legal and contract remedies

(a) Other than as provided in this section, legal and contract remedies will be in accordance with AS 36.30.550 - 36.30.670.
(b) Notice of an intent to award a contract does not constitute a formal award of a contract. The notice of intent to award must include
(1) a statement of the bidder's right under this section to protest the award. including the time within which the protest must be received; and
(2) the name of the successful bidder.
(c) A bidder to a request for proposals under 15 AAC 112.110 - 15 AAC 112.360 may protest the proposed award of contract for services by filing a protest with the board's designee identified in the request for proposals within 10 calendar days following notice of intent to award the contract. The minimum contents of a protest will be specified in the request for proposals. Upon receipt of that protest, the board's designee will advise all respondents to the request for proposals of the existence of the protest, and the board's designee will render a written decision based on the protest or such other materials as the board's designee deems relevant. That written decision may be appealed to the office of administrative hearings within the manner and time provided in AS 44.64.060. Unless the board decides to cancel the request for proposals. a written decision by the office of administrative hearings shall be deemed the final decision of the board, including for purposes of any appeal to superior court.

Notes

15 AAC 112.210
Eff. 7/17/94, Register 134; am 10/13/96, Register 143; am 5/21/2016, Register 219, October 2016

Even though the amendments to 15 AAC 112.210 were effective 5/21/2016, they were not published until Register 219, October 2016.

Authority:AS 37.10.240

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