Ariz. Admin. Code § R2-7-B902 - Agency Chief Procurement Officer's Decision
A. The agency chief procurement officer shall
take reasonable steps to work with the parties to a claim to resolve all or
some of the issues in the claim through either discussions or an informal
settlement conference under
R2-7-A910.
B. The parties to a claim shall have 60 days
to resolve the claim, unless this period is modified by the agency chief
procurement officer as described in this subsection. The agency chief
procurement officer may end the 60-day period early, if the agency chief
procurement officer determines that the claim cannot be resolved by the
parties. The agency chief procurement officer may also allow additional time
for the parties to resolve the claim, upon request by all parties to the
claim.
C. If any issues in the
claim are not resolved by a mutual agreement between the parties to the claim
as described in subsections (A) and (B) of this Section, then the agency chief
procurement officer shall issue a decision within 60 days of the end of the
time period for discussions or settlement described in subsection (B) of this
Section. Before issuing a decision, the agency chief procurement officer shall
review the facts pertinent to the claim and secure any necessary assistance
from legal, fiscal, and other advisors. Upon a showing of good cause, the
director may grant the agency chief procurement officer up to 30 additional
days to issue this decision.
1. A description of
the claim;
2. A reference to the
pertinent contract provision;
3. A
statement of the factual areas of agreement or disagreement;
4. A statement of the agency chief
procurement officer's decision, with supporting rationale; and
5. A paragraph which substantially states:
"This is the final decision of the agency chief procurement officer. This
decision may be appealed to the director of the Department of Administration.
If you appeal, you must file a written notice of appeal containing the
information required in
R2-7-B904(B)
with the director within 30 days from the date you receive this
decision."
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