c. other information, documents, or explanations reasonably deemed to be not in compliance with the Utah Code or this Policy by the protest officer.
Utah Admin. Rules R33-16-101a(2)(c) (June 21, 2017)
Dismissal for non-conforming protest The protest officer may dismiss a protest if the concise statement of the grounds for the protest does not comply with the requirements set forth above. Utah Code § 63G-6a-1603(1) (2017) Utah Admin. Rules R33-16-101a(4) (June 21, 2017) Effect of timely protest and continuation despite protest or appeal The District may not proceed further with the solicitation or with the award of the contract while there is a pending protest and until all administrative and judicial remedies relating to the protest are exhausted (such as appeals to the Procurement Policy Board or further appeal to a court). However, the District may proceed with solicitation or award despite a pending protest or further proceeding if the District, after consulting with the District’s attorney, determines in writing that award of the contract without delay is in the best interest of the District. Utah Code § 63G-6a-1903 (2016)
1.1031.04 INTERVENTION IN A PROTEST Issue Date: 3/10/16 Updated: 4/11/19 CDA Time to file motion to intervene
After a timely protest is filed, the Protest Officer shall notify awardees of the subject procurement and may notify others of the protest. A motion to intervene must be filed with the Protest Officer no later than ten days from the date such notice is sent by the Protest Officer. Only those motions to intervene made within this prescribed time will be considered timely, and late motions shall be denied. The District and those who are the intended beneficiaries of the procurement are automatically considered a party of record and need not file any motion to intervene. A copy of the motion to intervene shall also be mailed or emailed to the person protesting the procurement. Form of motion to intervene Any motion to intervene must state, to the extent known, the position taken by the person seeking intervention and the basis in fact and law for that position. A motion to intervene must also state the person’s interest in sufficient factual detail to demonstrate that: 4. the person seeking to intervene has a right to participate which is expressly conferred by statute or by rule, order, or other administrative action; 5. the person seeking to intervene has or represents an interest which may be directly affected by the outcome of the proceeding, including any interest as a:
a. consumer; b. customer; c. competitor;
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