Transportation Commission. The Colorado Transportation Commission directs CDOT in the management of the state transportation system. The Commission is composed of commissioners who represent specific districts in the state and are appointed by the Governor to four-year terms. State law empowers the commission to formulate general transportation policy and to advise and make recommendations to the Governor and the General Assembly on issues related to transportation policy and CDOT’s budgets and programs.
Transportation Commission. If a bidder discovers a material (factual, not judgmental) mistake in its bid after the bids have been opened, the bidder understands and agrees that it may either perform the contract as originally bid or request permission from the Department to withdraw its bid. Deleted: make its recommendation to the Commission, who will … The request must be received by the Contract Plans Bureau no later than 4:30 p.m. 2 business days after the day of the bid opening (not counting the day of the opening). The notice must be by a notarized affidavit, under penalty of false swearing, signed by the bidder and accompanied by all worksheets used in the preparation of the bid, requesting relief from forfeiture of the bid bond and the responsibilities of award. The affidavit must describe the specific error(s), how they were made and who made them, and must certify that the worksheets provided are those that were used in preparing the erroneous bid. Deleted: Commission The Department will review the request to determine if a mistake occurred, was material and factual, and whether the bid should be allowed to be withdrawn. If the Department does not concur in the error or determines that the error has not been sufficiently proven, it may recommend awarding the contract. If the bidder refuses to execute the awarded contract as it was bid, the bid bond will be forfeited as stated under Section 18-1-204 MCA.
