La. Admin. Code tit. 34, § XIII-1302 - Evaluation and Award
A. Responses.
Responses to solicitations shall be evaluated in keeping with the criteria,
specifications, terms and conditions set forth in the solicitation.
B. Lowest Cost. Unless otherwise specified in
the solicitation an award based on a solicitation shall be to the responsible
respondent whose bid is responsive to the terms, conditions and specifications
and which offers the lowest cost to the university.
C. Highest Score. An award based upon an RFP
shall be to the responsible respondent whose proposal was scored highest by an
evaluation team based on the weighted criteria set forth in the RFP after
completion of all steps of the evaluation process set forth in the RFP, taking
into consideration price and the evaluation factors set forth in the
RFP.
D. Greatest Return. The award
based on an SFO which results in an exclusive right or franchise for the use of
university facilities or services shall be made to the respondent that meets
the terms and conditions of the solicitation and offers the greatest return to
the university.
E. Notice. Written
notice of the award of a contract shall be provided to all respondents
requesting such notice and shall be made a part of the procurement
file.
F. Tie Bids. Tie bids occur
when responsive bids from responsible respondents are identical in price and
meet all requirements and criteria set forth in the solicitation and are
susceptible of award. When there is a tie between an out-of-state and Louisiana
respondent, preference will be given to the Louisiana respondent. The CPO shall
make an award when tie bids are received in any manner that will discourage tie
bids. A written determination justifying the manner of award must be
made.
G. Subsequent Award. In the
event any contractor fails to fulfill or comply with the terms of any contract,
the CPO may award the contract to the next lowest responsible respondent to the
solicitation which resulted in the contract, subject to acceptance by that
respondent, and may hold the defaulting contractor responsible for the
difference in cost.
H. Independent
Price Determination. Every solicitation shall provide that by submitting a bid
or offer, the respondent certifies that the price submitted was independently
arrived at without collusion.
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