Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-15-814 - Responsibility of Offerors
A. The
Authority shall determine, at any time during the evaluation period and before
Award, whether an Offeror is responsible or nonresponsible. A finding of
nonresponsibility shall not be construed as a violation of the rights of any
Person.
B. The unreasonable failure
of an Offeror to promptly supply information in connection with an inquiry with
respect to responsibility shall be grounds for a determination of
nonresponsibility with respect to the Offeror.
C. Information furnished by an Offeror
pursuant to this section shall not be disclosed outside of the Authority
without prior written consent by the Offeror except to law enforcement
agencies.
D. The Authority may
consider the following factors before determining that an Offeror is
responsible or nonresponsible:
1. The
Offeror's financial, Business, personnel, or other resources, including
Subcontractors;
2. The Offeror's
record of performance and integrity;
3. Whether the Offeror has been debarred or
suspended;
4. Whether the Offeror
is legally qualified to contract with the Authority;
5. Whether the Offeror promptly supplied all
requested information concerning its responsibility; and
6. Whether the Offeror meets any
responsibility criteria specified in the Solicitation.
E. The Authority shall promptly notify the
Offeror in writing of the final determination that the Offer is nonresponsible
unless the Authority determines notification to the Offeror would compromise
the Authority's ability to negotiate with other Offerors. The Authority shall
file a copy of the determination in the Procurement File.
F. For the Offeror awarded a Contract, the
Authority's signature on the Contract constitutes a determination that the
Offeror is responsible.
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