8A.344 PUBLIC PRINTING -- BIDDING PROCEDURES.
1. The director shall advertise for bids for public printing.
Advertisements shall state where and how specifications and other
necessary information may be obtained, the time during which the
director will receive bids, and the day, hour, and place when bids
will be publicly opened or accessed, and the manner by which the
contracts will be awarded.
2. The director shall supply prospective bidders and others on
request with the specifications and requirements, blank forms for
bids, samples of printing so far as possible, and all other
information pertaining to the subject.
3. The specifications shall be kept on file in the office of the
director, open to public inspection, together with samples so far as
possible, of the work to be done or the material to be furnished.
4. Bids submitted must be:
a. Secured in writing, by telephone, by facsimile, or in a
format prescribed by the director as indicated in the bid
specifications.
b. Signed by the bidder, or if a telephone or electronic bid,
confirmed by the bidder in a manner prescribed by the director.
c. Submitted in a format prescribed by the director which
reasonably assures the authenticity of the bid and the bidder's
identity.
d. Submitted to the department as specified by the date and
time established in the advertisements for bids.
5. When a bidder submits a bid to the department, the director
may require the bidder to file a bid bond or a certified or cashier's
check payable to the treasurer of state in an amount to be fixed in
the bid specifications, either covering all classes or items or
services, or separate certified or cashier's checks for each bid in
case the bidder makes more than one bid. In lieu of a certified or
cashier's check, the bidder may furnish a yearly bond in an amount to
be established by the director. Certified or cashier's checks
deposited by unsuccessful bidders, and by successful bidders when
they have entered into the contract, shall be returned to them.
6. All bids shall be publicly opened or accessed and read and the
contracts awarded in the manner designated in the bid specifications.
In the award of a contract, due consideration shall be given to the
price bid, mechanical and other equipment proposed to be used by the
bidder, the financial responsibility of the bidder, the bidder's
ability and experience in the performance of similar contracts, and
any other factors that the department determines are relevant and
that are included in the bid specifications.
7. The director shall have the right to reject any or all bids,
and in case of rejection or because of failure of a bidder to enter
into a contract, the director may advertise for and secure new bids.
8. When the director is satisfied that bidders have presented
bids pursuant to an agreement, understanding, or combination to
prevent free competition, the director shall reject all of them and
readvertise for bids as in the first instance.
8A.344 PUBLIC PRINTING -- BIDDING PROCEDURES.
1. The director shall advertise for bids for public printing.
Advertisements shall state where and how specifications and other
necessary information may be obtained, the time during which the
director will receive bids, and the day, hour, and place when bids
will be publicly opened or accessed, and the manner by which the
contracts will be awarded.
2. The director shall supply prospective bidders and others on
request with the specifications and requirements, blank forms for
bids, samples of printing so far as possible, and all other
information pertaining to the subject.
3. The specifications shall be kept on file in the office of the
director, open to public inspection, together with samples so far as
possible, of the work to be done or the material to be furnished.
4. Bids submitted must be:
a. Secured in writing, by telephone, by facsimile, or in a
format prescribed by the director as indicated in the bid
specifications.
b. Signed by the bidder, or if a telephone or electronic bid,
confirmed by the bidder in a manner prescribed by the director.
c. Submitted in a format prescribed by the director which
reasonably assures the authenticity of the bid and the bidder's
identity.
d. Submitted to the department as specified by the date and
time established in the advertisements for bids.
5. When a bidder submits a bid to the department, the director
may require the bidder to file a bid bond or a certified or cashier's
check payable to the treasurer of state in an amount to be fixed in
the bid specifications, either covering all classes or items or
services, or separate certified or cashier's checks for each bid in
case the bidder makes more than one bid. In lieu of a certified or
cashier's check, the bidder may furnish a yearly bond in an amount to
be established by the director. Certified or cashier's checks
deposited by unsuccessful bidders, and by successful bidders when
they have entered into the contract, shall be returned to them.
6. All bids shall be publicly opened or accessed and read and the
contracts awarded in the manner designated in the bid specifications.
In the award of a contract, due consideration shall be given to the
price bid, mechanical and other equipment proposed to be used by the
bidder, the financial responsibility of the bidder, the bidder's
ability and experience in the performance of similar contracts, and
any other factors that the department determines are relevant and
that are included in the bid specifications.
7. The director shall have the right to reject any or all bids,
and in case of rejection or because of failure of a bidder to enter
into a contract, the director may advertise for and secure new bids.
8. When the director is satisfied that bidders have presented
bids pursuant to an agreement, understanding, or combination to
prevent free competition, the director shall reject all of them and
readvertise for bids as in the first instance.
8A.344 PUBLIC PRINTING -- BIDDING PROCEDURES.
1. The director shall advertise for bids for public printing.
Advertisements shall state where and how specifications and other
necessary information may be obtained, the time during which the
director will receive bids, and the day, hour, and place when bids
will be publicly opened or accessed, and the manner by which the
contracts will be awarded.
2. The director shall supply prospective bidders and others on
request with the specifications and requirements, blank forms for
bids, samples of printing so far as possible, and all other
information pertaining to the subject.
3. The specifications shall be kept on file in the office of the
director, open to public inspection, together with samples so far as
possible, of the work to be done or the material to be furnished.
4. Bids submitted must be:
a. Secured in writing, by telephone, by facsimile, or in a
format prescribed by the director as indicated in the bid
specifications.
b. Signed by the bidder, or if a telephone or electronic bid,
confirmed by the bidder in a manner prescribed by the director.
c. Submitted in a format prescribed by the director which
reasonably assures the authenticity of the bid and the bidder's
identity.
d. Submitted to the department as specified by the date and
time established in the advertisements for bids.
5. When a bidder submits a bid to the department, the director
may require the bidder to file a bid bond or a certified or cashier's
check payable to the treasurer of state in an amount to be fixed in
the bid specifications, either covering all classes or items or
services, or separate certified or cashier's checks for each bid in
case the bidder makes more than one bid. In lieu of a certified or
cashier's check, the bidder may furnish a yearly bond in an amount to
be established by the director. Certified or cashier's checks
deposited by unsuccessful bidders, and by successful bidders when
they have entered into the contract, shall be returned to them.
6. All bids shall be publicly opened or accessed and read and the
contracts awarded in the manner designated in the bid specifications.
In the award of a contract, due consideration shall be given to the
price bid, mechanical and other equipment proposed to be used by the
bidder, the financial responsibility of the bidder, the bidder's
ability and experience in the performance of similar contracts, and
any other factors that the department determines are relevant and
that are included in the bid specifications.
7. The director shall have the right to reject any or all bids,
and in case of rejection or because of failure of a bidder to enter
into a contract, the director may advertise for and secure new bids.
8. When the director is satisfied that bidders have presented
bids pursuant to an agreement, understanding, or combination to
prevent free competition, the director shall reject all of them and
readvertise for bids as in the first instance.
