Utah Admin. Code R926-10-15 - Objection to Contractors
(1) Prior to the
execution of any tollway development agreement with a proposer, the proposer
must provide the Department with a list of all entities who provide services
under the proposed tollway development agreement, including but not limited to,
the planning, design, construction, finance, operation or maintenance of the
project. All entities on a proposer's team that will perform work under the
tollway development agreement must be legally eligible to perform or work on
public contracts under applicable federal and state law and regulations. No
entity will be accepted who is ineligible to receive public works contracts in
the state of Utah.
(2) If the
Department has reasonable objection to any entities who are part of the
proposal team or will contribute or otherwise provide services under the
proposed tollway development agreement, the Department may require, before the
execution of the tollway development agreement, the selected proposer submit an
acceptable substitute entity. In such case, the selected proposer must submit
an acceptable substitute, and the agreement may, at the Department's
discretion, be modified to equitably account for any difference in cost
necessitated by the substitution. The Department will set a maximum time period
from the date of the written demand for substitution within which to make an
acceptable substitution. A proposer's failure to make an acceptable
substitution at the end of the time period will constitute sufficient grounds
for the Department to refuse to execute the agreement, without incurring any
liability for the refusal. Following identification of an acceptable
substitute, the proposer shall be granted an additional maximum time period as
determined by the Department to conclude negotiations of acceptable terms and
conditions with that substitute.
(3) The department may not require any
proposer to engage any contractor, subcontractor, supplier, other person or
organization against whom the proposer has reasonable objection.
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