§ 66-121. Disqualification.

(a)

The procurement official shall disqualify a respondent from participation in a procurement solicitation for any of the following reasons:

(1)

Untimely filing of the solicitation documents;

(2)

Failure to meet the minimum qualifications contained in the procurement solicitation;

(3)

Failure to sign required signature pages of the bid documents, unless signature is executed by 5:00 p.m. the next business day following notification that a signature has been omitted;

(4)

Failure to submit materials or information required by the procurement solicitation where the procurement solicitation states that failure to provide will result in disqualification;

(5)

Failure to provide a bid bond or equivalent if one is required;

(6)

Failure to sign and submit any issued addenda that affect the scope of work or bid or fees, if any;

(7)

For construction services, failure to meet the established small business goal, except as provided in this article;

(8)

Failure to submit a subcontractor utilization plan if one is required;

(9)

Any other basis for disqualification contained in the solicitation documents;

(10)

Being listed on any convicted vendor's list; or

(11)

Being currently suspended or debarred by the city or any other agency.

(b)

A respondent who is disqualified for any reason set forth in this article shall not have the right to protest the disqualification.

(c)

A respondent is disqualified from the date of disqualification through the completed procurement including any re-bids of the procurement solicitation.

(Ord. No. 4292-10, § 2, 12-13-2010; Ord. No. 4548-15, § 2, 2-2-2015)