34 Tex. Admin. Code § 20.538 - Appeal
(a) If a protest is based on a solicitation
or contract award, the protesting party may appeal a determination of a protest
by the director to the general counsel. An appeal of the director's
determination must be in writing and received in the office of the general
counsel not later than 10 days after the date the director sent written notice
of the director's determination. The scope of the appeal shall be limited to
review of the director's determination. The protesting party must mail or
deliver to the using agency and all other interested parties a copy of the
appeal, which must contain a certified statement that such copies have been
provided.
(b) The general counsel
may refer the matter to the associate deputy comptroller or chief clerk for
consideration or may issue a written decision that resolves the protest.
(c) If the general counsel refers
the protest to the associate deputy comptroller or chief clerk, the general
counsel shall deliver the information the associate deputy comptroller or chief
clerk determines necessary.
(d) A
protest or appeal that is not filed timely shall not be considered unless good
cause for delay is shown or the chief clerk determines that an appeal raises
issues that are significant to agency procurement practices or procedures in
general.
(e) A written decision
issued by the chief clerk, associate deputy comptroller or the general counsel
shall be the final administrative action of the comptroller.
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