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Department 600 - Department of TransportationDivision 601 - Transportation Commission and Office of Transportation SafetyRule 2 CCR 601-10 - RULES GOVERNING CONSTRUCTION BIDDING FOR CDOT PUBLIC PROJECTS
Chapter 2 - PREQUALIFICATION
Section 2 CCR 601-10-2.03 - Prequalification Procedure

2 Colo. Code Regs. § 601-10-2.03

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Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 11, June 10, 2024
Section 2 CCR 601-10-2.03 - Prequalification Procedure
2.03.1 The following procedure shall govern approval and disapproval of Prequalification, other than instances where the Contractor is subject to Debarment, which shall be processed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter Three of the rules.
(a) The Contractor shall submit the application and supporting information to CDOT Contracts and Market Analysis Branch. Until all inquiries of the CDOT Contracts and Market Analysis Branch Manager or designee, relative to the application have been answered, the Prequalification application will not be considered complete.
(b) The CDOT Contracts and Market Analysis Branch Manager or designee will give approval or disapproval within seventeen calendar days of receipt of the completed Prequalification application. Prequalification disapproval will be delivered by electronic mail. In the event of a Prequalification disapproval, the CDOT Contracts and Market Analysis Branch Manager or designee shall give a written statement of reasons and identify to the Contractor the right of appeal to the CDOT Chief Engineer.
(c) The Contractor may appeal a Prequalification disapproval to the CDOT Chief Engineer. Any such appeal by the Contractor must be written and must be received by the Chief Engineer within sixty calendar days of the date the Contractor received the Prequalification disapproval. If no appeal is received as provided herein, the Prequalification disapproval will become final.
(d) A hearing shall be commenced within sixty calendar days of receipt of an appeal in accordance with the State Administrative Procedure Act (APA), Section 24-4-105, C.R.S. At the hearing the Contractor shall present any information it feels warrants Prequalification subject to any evidentiary ruling made concerning relevancy and admissibility. A Contractor must establish its Prequalification by a Preponderance of the Evidence.

2 CCR 601-10-2.03

41 CR 17, September 10, 2018, effective 9/30/2018