The Legislature intends to award a contract for a Department of Corrections Cost Driver Study under RFP 27-33-01.
The notice was posted on 2026-10-07 and the protest deadline is 10 calendar days after that date.
The procurement method is Request for Proposals.
The issuing agency is the Legislature (Legislative Budget and Audit Committees).
Requirement: An offeror who wishes to protest this Notice of Intent must file the protest within ten (10) calendar days following the date this notice is issued.
Method
Request for Proposals
Documents
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The bidder must have submitted a proposal in response to RFP 27-33-01 for the Department of Corrections Cost Driver Study.
The selected offeror must not proceed until a contract or other form of notice is given by the LBAC.
An offeror who wishes to protest the award must file the protest within ten calendar days of the notice date.
Posted Scope of Work
Please see attached Notice of Intent to Award a Contract (NIA) for RFP 27-33-01 Department of Corrections Cost Driver Study
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