Utah Admin. Code R23-1-1901 - Encouraged to Get Legal Advice f rom Legal Counsel
(1) All definitions in the Utah Procurement
Code shall apply to this rule unless otherwise specified in this rule. This
administrative rule provides additional requirements and procedures and must be
used in conjunction with the Utah Procurement Code.
(2) Part 19 of the Utah Procurement Code,
Sections 63G-6a-901 through
63G-6a-1911 contain provisions
regarding:
(a) limitations on challenges of:
(i) a procurement;
(ii) a procurement process;
(iii) the award of a contract relating to a
procurement;
(iv) a debarment;
or
(v) a suspension; and
(b) the effect of a timely protest
or appeal;
(c) the costs to or
against a protester;
(d) the effect
of earlier determinations by employees, agents, or other persons appointed by
the procurement unit;
(e) the
effect of a violation found after award of a contract;
(f) the effect of a violation found before
the award of a contract;
(g)
interest rates; and
(h) a listing
of determinations that are final unless they are arbitrary and capricious or
clearly erroneous.
(3)
Due to the complex nature of protests and appeals, any person involved in the
procurement process, protest, or appeal, is encouraged to seek advice from the
person's own legal counsel.
Notes
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