Ariz. Admin. Code § R19-3-509 - Request for Proposal Solicitation Requirements
The procurement officer shall include the following in the solicitation:
1. Instructions to
offerors, including:
a. Instructions and
information to offerors concerning the offer submission requirements, offer due
date and time, the location where offers will be received, and the offer
acceptance period;
b. The deadline
date for requesting a substitution or exception to the solicitation;
c. The manner by which the offeror is
required to acknowledge amendments;
d. The minimum information required in the
offer;
e. The specific requirements
for designating trade secrets and other proprietary information as
confidential;
f. Any specific
responsibility or susceptibility criteria;
g. Whether the offeror is required to submit
samples, descriptive literature, and technical data with the offer;
h. Evaluation factors and the relative order
of importance;
i. A statement of
where documents incorporated by reference are available for inspection and
copying;
j. A statement that the
agency may cancel the solicitation or reject an offer in whole or in
part;
k. Certification by the
offeror that submission of the offer did not include collusion or other
anticompetitive practices;
l.
Certification by the offeror of compliance with A.R.S. §
41-3532
when offering electronics or information technology products, services, or
maintenance;
m. That the offeror
is required to declare whether the offeror has been debarred, suspended, or
otherwise lawfully prohibited from participating in any public procurement
activity, including, but not limited to, being disapproved as a subcontractor
of any public procurement unit or other governmental body;
n. Any offer security required;
o. The means required for submission of
offer. The solicitation shall specifically indicate whether hand delivery, U.S.
mail, electronic mail, facsimile, or other means are acceptable methods of
submission;
p. Any cost or pricing
data required;
q. The type of
contract to be used;
r. A statement
that negotiations may be conducted with offerors reasonably susceptible of
being selected for award; and
s.
Any other offer requirements specific to the solicitation.
2. Specifications, including:
a. Any purchase description, specifications,
delivery or performance schedule, and inspection and acceptance
requirements;
b. If a brand name or
equivalent specification is used, instructions that the use of a brand name is
for the purpose of describing the standard of quality, performance, and
characteristics desired and is not intended to limit or restrict competition.
The solicitation shall state that products substantially equivalent to those
brands designated shall qualify for consideration; and
c. Any other specification requirements
specific to the solicitation.
3. Terms and Conditions, including:
a. Whether the contract is to include an
extension option, and
b. Any other
contract terms and conditions.
Notes
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