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HI SB2570
Bill
AI Summary
S.B. 2570 Summary
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Adds three new definitions to procurement law: "bidder" (entity submitting a bid), "offeror" (entity submitting an offer), and "protestor" (aggrieved party filing a protest).
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Requires protests based on solicitation content to be submitted a minimum of one business day before the date set for receipt of offers.
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Requires all other protests to be submitted within seven calendar days after posting of the contract award, replacing the previous five working day requirement.
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Establishes that a party is not aggrieved until official action adverse to that party has been taken, clarifying when protests may be filed.
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Requires the chief procurement officer to use best efforts to resolve protest concerns through open discussion before proceeding to administrative proceedings.
Legislative Description
Relating To Procurement.
Hawaii Public Procurement Code
Last Action
Report adopted; Passed Second Reading, as amended (SD 1) and referred to JDC/WAM.
2/16/2024