Wis. Admin. Code Department of Administration § Adm 10.15 - Appeals
(1) RIGHT TO PROTEST. Any bidder or proposer
or labor organization or organizations representing the appropriate certified
state collective bargaining unit or units who is aggrieved in connection with a
solicitation or a notice of intent to award a contract may protest to the
procuring agency. The protestor shall file a notice of intent to protest in
writing with the head of the procuring agency, or designee, within 5 working
days after issuance of the solicitation, or after issuance of the letter of
intent to award a contract, and shall serve the protest in writing on the head
of the procuring agency, or designee, within 10 working days after issuance of
the solicitation, or after issuance of the letter of intent to award a
contract.
(2) AUTHORITY TO RESOLVE
PROTESTS. The head of the procuring agency , or designee, shall have the
authority to settle and resolve a protest of an aggrieved bidder or proposer
concerning the solicitation or intent to award a contract.
(3) DECISION. If the protest is not resolved
by mutual agreement, the head of the procuring agency , or designee, shall
promptly issue a decision in writing.
(4) NOTICE OF DECISION. A copy of the
decision shall be mailed or otherwise furnished to the protestor.
(5) APPEAL. The protestor may appeal the
decision of the procuring agency , provided the protestor alleges a violation of
a statute or a provision of this chapter, to the secretary within 5 working
days of issuance of the decision. The secretary, or designee, shall take
necessary action to settle and resolve the protest and shall promptly issue a
decision in writing which shall be mailed or otherwise furnished to the
protestor.
(6) STATE OF
PROCUREMENTS DURING PROTESTS. In the event of the filing of a timely notice of
intent to protest, protest or appeal under sub. (1), the state shall not
proceed further with the solicitation or with the award of the contract until a
decision is rendered in response to the protest or appeal, or unless the
secretary , after consultation with the head of the contracting agency , makes a
written determination that the award of the contract without delay is necessary
to protect substantial interests of the state.
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