Utah Admin. Code R33-25-102 - Alternate Multiple Stage Bid Process
(1) This rule only applies to executive
branch procurement units.
(2) To
avoid oversaturation of limited primary or reinsurance markets, a multiple
stage bid process may be used at the option of the procurement unit.
(3) Agents, brokers, and underwriting
companies must be qualified according to the evaluation criteria described in
R33-25-101.
(4) The three highest ranked agents, brokers,
or underwriting companies, as determined by the evaluation committee, will be
deemed qualified to proceed to the final stage.
(5) Agents, brokers or underwriting companies
who are qualified to proceed to the final stage must submit a list of markets
in order of preference to the procurement unit. The procurement unit will, as
equitably as practicable, assign no more than five and no less than three
markets to each final bidder, based upon their preferences.
(6) Qualified agents, brokers or underwriting
companies must then submit a responsive bid for each assigned market.
(7) Upon receipt of the bids, the procurement
and contract award shall be conducted in accordance with Part 6 of the Utah
Procurement Code.
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