Common use of Protests, Appeals, and Debarment Clause in Contracts

Protests, Appeals, and Debarment. The rules and the University implementing policies and procedures for procurements other than capital outlay shall include a process or processes for an administrative appeal by vendors, firms, or contractors. Protests and appeals may challenge determinations of vendor, firm, or contractor non-responsibility or ineligibility, or the award of contracts, provided that such protests and appeals are filed within the timeframes specified by the rules. Remedies available shall be limited to reversal of the action challenged or, where a contract already being performed is declared void, compensation for the cost of performance up to the time of such declaration. The rules and the University implementing policies and procedures also may establish the basis and process for debarment of any vendor, firm, or contractor.

Protests, Appeals, and Debarment. The rules Rules and the University implementing policies and procedures for procurements other than capital outlay shall include a process or processes for an administrative appeal by vendors, firms, firms or contractors. Protests and appeals may challenge determinations of vendor, firm, firm or contractor non-responsibility or ineligibility, or the award of contracts, provided that such protests and appeals are filed within the timeframes times specified by the rulesRules. Remedies available shall be limited to reversal of the action challenged or, where a contract already being performed is declared void, compensation for the cost of performance up to the time of such declaration. The rules Rules and the University implementing policies and procedures also may establish the basis and process for debarment of any vendor, firm, firm or contractor.

Protests, Appeals, and Debarment. The rules Rules and the University College implementing policies and procedures for procurements other than capital outlay shall include a process or processes for an administrative appeal by vendors, firms, firms or contractors. Protests and appeals may challenge determinations of vendor, firm, firm or contractor non-responsibility or ineligibility, or the award of contracts, provided that such protests and appeals are filed within the timeframes times specified by the rulesRules. Remedies available shall be limited to reversal of the action challenged or, where a contract already being performed is declared void, compensation for the cost of performance up to the time of such declaration. The rules Rules and the University College implementing policies and procedures also may establish the basis and process for debarment of any vendor, firm, firm or contractor.