La. Admin. Code tit. 34, § V-3105 - Initiation of Hearing [Formerly LAC 34:I.3105]
A. Responsibility of Bidders and Proposers. A
hearing held to consider the disqualification of a bidder or proposer shall be
commenced with the giving of written notice issued by the chief procurement
officer, the commissioners or head of a governmental body.
B. Protest of aggrieved person in connection
with the solicitation, award, or issuance of written notice of intent to award.
Any person who is aggrieved in connection with the solicitation, award, or
issuance of written notice of intent to award may protest to the chief
procurement officer. Protests with respect to a solicitation shall be submitted
in writing at least 2 days prior to the opening of bids or proposals. Protests
with respect to the award of a contract or the issuance of written notice of
intent to award a contract shall be submitted in writing within 14 days after
contract award.
1. The written protest must
state the issue(s) protested. The protest hearing is limited to the issues
contained in the written protest unless there is a showing that an issue not
mentioned ought to be examined in order to properly dispose of the matter, or,
in the public interest, there is other good ground for consideration of other
issues and evidence.
2. Upon
receipt of a written protest in conformity with the preceding Paragraph, the
chief procurement officer shall cause to issue a written notice to the
aggrieved person and shall also, issue a written notice to all interested
persons.
C. Suspensions
and Debarments. A hearing for a candidate for suspension or debarment for cause
from consideration for award of contracts or a suspension from such
consideration during an investigation where there is probable cause for such
debarment shall be initiated by issuance of written notice thereof in
accordance with the procurement code.
D. Contract and Breach of Contract
Controversies. Hearings on controversies between the state and a contractor
based upon breach of contract, mistake, misrepresentation, or other cause for
contract modification or rescission shall commence with issuance of written
notice by the chief procurement officer on his motion for reasons set forth in
the notice or at the request of the contractor communicated in writing to the
chief procurement officer and the head of the governmental body of the state
utilizing the supplies, services, or major repairs under the
contract.
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