16 Tex. Admin. Code § 27.85 - Request for Voluntary Disclosure of Additional Information
(a) Upon the filing of a claim or
counterclaim, a party may request to review and copy information in the
possession or custody or subject to the control of the other party that
pertains to the contract claimed to have been breached, including:
(1) accounting records;
(2) correspondence, including communications
between the commission and outside consultants the other party utilized in
preparing its bid solicitation or any part thereof or in administering the
contract, and correspondence between the contractor and its subcontractors,
materialmen, and vendors;
(3)
schedules;
(4) any relevant
internal memoranda of the other party; and
(5) documents created by the other party in
preparing its offer to the commission and documents created by the commission
in analyzing the offers it received in response to a solicitation.
(b) Subsection (a) of this section
applies to all information in the parties' possession regardless of the manner
in which it is recorded, including paper and electronic media.
(c) The contractor and the commission may
seek additional information directly from third parties, including the
commission's third party consultants and the contractor's
subcontractors.
(d) Nothing in this
section requires any party to disclose the requested information or any matter
that is privileged under Texas or federal law.
(e) Material submitted under this subsection
and claimed to be confidential by the contractor must be handled in accordance
with the requirements of the Public Information Act, Texas Government Code,
Chapter 552.
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