Ill. Admin. Code tit. 44, § 8.2047 - Security Requirements
a) Vendors
shall furnish security as specified in the solicitation or contract. The cost
of providing security will be borne by the vendor unless otherwise stated in
the solicitation.
b) Security,
unless otherwise specified, may be in the form of cashier's check, certified
check, money order, or irrevocable letter of credit or bond. Any bond must be
issued by a surety company authorized to do business in the State of Illinois
and meeting the requirements set forth in the Standard Documents for
Construction.
c) Unless the amount
is set by law, CDB will determine the amount, in dollars or percentage of
contract price, that will adequately protect the State's interests. That amount
will vary depending on the type of procurement and the risks and potential
losses associated with delay or failure to complete the project, and for other
such reasons.
d) A vendor may be
required to furnish up to 100% performance security at any time during contract
performance and at its cost, if it appears that delivery or production
schedules cannot be met, quality is poor, responsibility is questioned or for
similar reasons.
e) Bid Bond
1) The bid bond will be used to ensure the
bidder or offeror meets all obligations imposed under the solicitation,
including the obligation to keep the price or bid vendor for as long a period
as specified in the solicitation to enter into a contract and the obligation to
file a performance security. If required, when the contract is awarded, CDB may
retain the bid security as damages if the bidder fails to meet its
obligations.
2) The bid bond will
be returned to the vendor as soon as is practicable after the bid or proposal
opening. The three lowest qualified vendors' bond will be returned as soon as
possible after the contract is awarded or, if performance bond is required, as
soon as the successful vendor has filed acceptable performance bond. Bond will
be returned to the unsuccessful vendors upon expiration of the bid/proposal
vendor time or execution of the contract, whichever is earlier.
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