Utah Admin. Code R33-117-101.1 - Definitions
(1) "Administrative
review" as used in this rule means, in accordance with the provisions set forth
in Section
63G-6a-1702, an examination
conducted by a procurement appeals panel of:
(a) The notice of appeal;
(b) The protest appeal record pertaining to a
protest officer's written decision; and
(c) If an optional informal hearing was held,
responses to questions asked by a procurement appeals panel to assist the panel
in understanding the basis of the appeal and information contained in the
protest appeal record, but otherwise without taking any additional evidence or
any additional ground for the appeal.
(2)
(a)
"Appeal" as used in this rule means: a protestor filing a notice of appeal
requesting an administrative review of the protest appeal record pertaining to
a protest officer's decision in accordance with provisions set forth in Title
63G, Chapter 6a, Part 17, Procurement Appeals Board; and
(b) Does not include the appeal of a
debarment or suspension under Section
63G-6a-904.
(3) "Protestor" as used in this rule means: a
person who files a protest under Title 63G, Chapter 6a, Part 16, Protests,
including any intervening party authorized under Section
63G-6a-1603 and Section
R33-116-301.
(4) "Uphold the Decision of the Protest
Officer" as used in this rule means: to support and maintain the decision of
the protest officer, including giving deference to the protest officer's
decision on questions of fact because the protest officer stands in a superior
position, in terms of understanding the procurement, the needs of the agency,
applicable laws, rules, ordinances, and policies, from which to evaluate and
weigh the evidence and assess the credibility and accuracy of the facts,
evidence, laws, and, if applicable, witnesses.
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