N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 2 § 206.6 - Criteria for approval of an eligible contract or eligible contract amendment
The Comptroller's determination as to whether to approve an eligible contract or eligible contract amendment submitted for approval shall include, but not be limited to, consideration of the following criteria:
(a) for all eligible contracts and eligible
contract amendments:
(1) compliance with all
applicable laws;
(2) the
responsibility of the proposed contractor;
(3) the reasonableness of the State
authority's procurement procedures and, if applicable, compliance with such
procedures;
(4) the reasonableness
of the result;
(5) whether the
contract contains a description of the scope of services, a specified term with
a commencement and end date (except in the case of properly executed purchase
orders) and is otherwise reasonable and acceptable as to form; and
(6) whether the terms of the agreement are
reasonable and in the best interests of the authority;
(b) for single source and sole source
contracts, or any eligible contract or eligible contract amendment awarded
pursuant to any other method of procurement that is not a competitive
procurement:
(1) the justification for not
utilizing a competitive procurement; and
(2) the reasonableness of the selection of
the contractor, the cost and the terms of the eligible contract or eligible
contract amendment. The procurement record for such eligible contracts or
eligible contract amendments shall include: the justification for not using a
competitive procurement; the basis for selecting the contractor, including the
alternatives considered; and the basis upon which the State authority
determined the cost was reasonable; and
(c) for competitive procurements:
(1) the adequacy of the efforts made to
provide notice of the contract opportunity;
(2) the reasonableness of the product
specifications, requirements or work to be performed;
(3) the reasonableness of the methodology for
evaluating bids, proposals or other offers; and
(4) the State authority's fair application of
the established methodology for evaluating bids, proposals or other offers. The
procurement record for competitive contracts shall demonstrate a competitive
field by providing, at a minimum, a clear statement of the required
specifications or work to be performed, a fair and equal opportunity for
offerers to submit responsive offers and a balanced and fair method of
evaluation and selection.
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