N.M. Admin. Code § 1.5.21.10 - SOLICITATION OF PROPOSALS
A.
RFP approval required: The agency shall not solicit proposals
until PCD has approved the agency's final RFP in writing and has scheduled a
proposal opening. Only copies of the RFP showing PCD's approval may be
issued.
B.
Public
notice (GSD form): After approval of the agency's RFP, GSD shall provide
a copy of the public notice to potential offerors on the public notice mailing
list (see 1 NMAC 5.21.24.1 [now Subsection A of
1.5.21.24 NMAC]. Potential offerors
are responsible for requesting approved RFP's and any amendments to the RFP
from PCD.
C.
Advertising: The agency shall advertise in the "legal notice"
section of a local newspaper, in the area in which proposals are requested, at
least once within the week prior to release of the RFP. The agency shall
utilize the standard public notice (GSD form) for its advertisement.
D.
Pre-proposal conference: When
an agency seeks to lease 5,000 USF of space or more, PCD shall conduct a
pre-proposal conference in the city in which it seeks to lease space. The
pre-proposal conference shall be held no less than ten (10) calendar days prior
to the proposal deadline.
E.
Amendments to the RFP: Amendments to the RFP shall be in writing
and shall be issued in a timely manner in accordance with the Procurement Code.
The selection committee shall submit amendments to PCD in writing which require
PCD approval before distribution by the selection committee to all entities who
requested copies of the RFP. Amendments will be issued no later than five (5)
working days prior to the deadline for proposal submission, except an amendment
withdrawing the RFP or one which includes postponement of the date for proposal
submission.
F.
Proposal
submission deadline: Offerors shall submit each proposal in a sealed
envelope, clearly labeled with the RFP name and number, on or before the date
and time stated in the RFP. All proposals received after the deadline shall be
deemed non-responsive and returned unopened by PCD. All proposals will be
opened at the same time by more than one (1) PCD staff person, with a log of
proposals opened which is witnessed by at least two (2) PCD
employees.
G.
Ownership
disclosure: Any proposal that is submitted in response to an RFP shall
indicate the ownership of the facility offered for lease. If the facility is
owned by a corporation or other legal entity, the proposal shall also indicate
the principal individual owners and percentages of their ownership.
H.
Proposal modifications: After
a proposal is submitted, an offeror shall not withdraw a building that has been
offered or attempt to substitute buildings or building sites on non-contiguous
properties. However, an offeror may substitute locations within a building or
building sites on contiguous properties so long as the substitution is in the
best interest of the agency and the proposed cost is less than or equal to the
original proposed cost. This is the only allowable substitution in the original
proposal.
I.
Confidentiality
of proposal contents: Proposal contents are confidential until an award
is made.
J.
Cancellation of
RFP: Only PCD may cancel an RFP when it is in the best interest of the
state to do so, by providing written notice to all potential offerors of
record.
K.
Costs: Any
costs to the offerors associated with responding to the RFP and/or reaching
final approval of a lease shall be borne solely by the offeror.
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