Iowa Code r. 129-11.10 - Stay of agency action for vendor appeal
(1)
When
available.
a. Any party appealing the
issuance of a notice of award may petition for stay of the award pending its
review. The petition for stay shall be filed with the notice of appeal, shall
state the reasons justifying a stay, and shall be accompanied by an additional
appeal bond equal to 120 percent of the total contract value. If the contract
value is not readily discernable, the office will supply the vendor with an
estimate upon request, which estimate shall be determinative. A vendor forfeits
an appeal security if, as determined by the purchasing entity, following
resolution of the appeal the appeal is determined to have had little or no
factual or legal basis and was primarily filed to frustrate the procurement
process or cause hardship for the purchasing entity or another
vendor.
b. Any party adversely
affected by a final decision and order may petition the purchasing entity for a
stay of that decision and order pending judicial review. The petition for stay
shall be filed with the purchasing entity within five days of receipt of the
final decision and order and shall state the reasons justifying a
stay.
(2)
When
granted. In determining whether to grant a stay, the purchasing entity
shall consider the factors listed in Iowa Code section
17A.19(5)
"c."
(3)
Vacation. A stay may be vacated by the issuing authority upon
application of the purchasing entity or any other party.
(4)
Where no stay. Except
where provided otherwise in the contract between the parties, in the absence of
a stay, the purchasing entity may, in its discretion, proceed to enter into a
contract with the awardee during the pendency of the appeal. In the event the
purchasing entity enters into a contract with the awardee during the pendency
of an appeal and the contract is ultimately determined to be void through this
appeal process, following the exhaustion of all opportunities for further
appeal including intra-agency appeal or judicial review or appeal therefrom,
the original awardee shall only be entitled to amounts, if any, due and owing
for actual services or deliverables provided up to the date the contract is
declared void and the opportunity for further appeal has fully
expired.
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