18-Award Memo.pdf (6).pdf
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- MK26-1 Pre-Employment Transtion Services
- Solicitation number
- MK26-1
- Issued by
- Utah
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This document is a contract award notification from the Utah Division of Purchasing and General Services, located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The document announces the intent to award a contract following a solicitation process, with the specific details of the awarded vendor to be found in accompanying award documentation and on the public website's Supporting Documentation section.
The notification emphasizes critical procedural requirements for the awarded vendor(s), who must not commence work, purchase materials, or enter subcontracts until both the recipient and the Division of Purchasing and General Services have signed the contract or received an executed purchase order. Vendors are informed that they will be contacted about next steps and are reminded of their right to protest the decision in writing to the Procurement Officer within seven days of the notice, with the protest needing to clearly identify the solicitation and detail the nature of the protest.
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PO Box 141061, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-1061 ♦ https://purchasing.utah.gov/
Awarded and Participating Vendors, Responses were evaluated according to the criteria stated in the solicitation. We announce our intent to award a contract per this Public Notice. The intended Awardee can be found in the accompanying award documentation. It can also be found on the public site under the Supporting Documentation.
The awarded vendor(s) must not begin work, purchase materials, or enter into subcontracts relating to the project until both the recipient and the Division of Purchasing and General Services sign the contract or receive an executed PO. The receipt of this award notification does not create or constitute a contract. Only the receipt of an executed PO or a contract signed between awarded vendors and the Division of Purchasing and General Services constitutes a contract.
You will be contacted via phone or email with the next steps.
We would like to thank each vendor for their time and efforts in preparing a response to this solicitation.
Vendors are reminded that any protests of this decision must be submitted to the Procurement Officer within seven days after the issuance of this notice. The protest must be in writing, clearly identify the solicitation, and detail the nature of the protest.
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