Or. Admin. Code § 125-247-0305 - Public Notice of Solicitation Documents
(1) Application. This Rule applies only to
Bidding and Proposals in accordance with ORS 279B.055, 279B.060, and OAR
125-247-0255 through 125-247-0260.
(2) Notice of Solicitation Documents.
(a) Official Notice. An Authorized Agency
must post public notice of every Solicitation Document on OregonBuys or other
Electronic Procurement System approved by the State Chief Procurement Officer
in accordance with OAR 125-246-0500 (Official Notice).
(b) Additional Notice. The Authorized Agency
may give additional notice if:
(A) The
additional notice refers to the Official Notice, and
(B) The Authorized Agency uses any method it
determines appropriate to foster and promote competition, including:
(i) Mailing notice of the availability of the
Solicitation Document to Persons that have expressed an interest in the
Authorized Agency's Procurements;
(ii) Placing notice on the Authorized
Agency's Internet World Wide Web site; or
(iii) Publishing notice in a newspaper of
general circulation as described in ORS 279B.055(4) (Additional
Notice).
(3) Content of Official and Additional
Notices. All notices for solicitation of Offers must set forth:
(a) Where, when, how, and for how long the
Solicitation Document may be obtained;
(b) A general description of the Supplies and
Services to be acquired;
(c) The
date that Persons must file applications for prequalification if
prequalification is a requirement and the class of Supplies and Services is one
for which Persons must be prequalified;
(d) The office where contract terms,
conditions and Specifications may be reviewed if not electronically
attached;
(e) The name, title and
address of the individual authorized by the Authorized Agency to receive
Offers;
(f) The scheduled Opening;
and
(g) Any other information the
Authorized Agency deems to be appropriate.
(4) Notice Time Periods.
(a) The Authorized Agency must give Official
Notice of an Invitation to Bid at least fourteen (14) Days before the
Closing.
(b) The Authorized Agency
must give Official Notice of a Request for Proposals at least thirty (30) Days
before the Closing.
(c) The
Authorized Agency may give Additional Notice for any reasonable time
(d) Despite Section (4)(a) and (b), the
Authorized Agency may determine that a shorter time period is in the public's
interest and that a shorter time period will not substantially affect
competition. In no event may the Authorized Agency give any Official Notice
less than seven (7) Days before Closing. The Authorized Agency must document
the specific reasons for the shorter time period in the Procurement File in
accordance with OAR 125-246-0556.
(e) Despite other provisions of this Rule,
the public notice time period for a Qualified Products List is at least seven
(7) days.
(5)
Availability of Written Advertisement for Offers. Upon the request of any
member of the public, the Authorized Agency must provide a copy of each
advertisement for Offers and all supporting documents, to be located in the
Procurement File or an identified repository.
(6) COBID Certified Firms. In accordance with
ORS 200.035, and applicable related Department statewide policy, a State
Contracting Agency, as defined in ORS 279A.010, must provide Timely Notice, in
Writing, to the Governor's Policy Advisor for Economic and Business Equity of
each Solicitation and contracting opportunity exceeding $10,000. As used in ORS
200.035 and this Rule, "Timely Notice" means at the time the State Contracting
Agency advertises or solicits Bids or Proposals and at the time the State
Contracting Agency publicly releases the Contract.
(7) Fees. The Authorized Agency may charge a
fee or require a deposit for the Solicitation Document, supporting documents
and any combination thereof.
(8)
Notice of Addenda. The Authorized Agency must provide notice to potential
Offerors on OregonBuys or other Electronic Procurement System approved by the
State Chief Procurement Officer of any Addenda to a Solicitation Document in
accordance with OAR 125-247-0430.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 279A.065(5)(a) & 279A.070
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 279B.050-279B.085
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