Here is the email from the director of purchasing announcing the protest....
Notice of the meeting tomorrow (open to the public) is here...
Here is the email from Yates Construction protesting the bid award...
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
BCC's Jail Bid Award to be Protested....
The bid award for construction of Escambia County's new jail has been informally protested-- meaning the decision to ratify the board's action at last Thursday's COW will be stayed pending the completion of this protest process. Step one is informal, with the director of purchasing and relevant staff hearing the facts of the case and the director of purchasing making a preliminary determination. If the protest is dismissed at this level, step two (if the challenger wishes to appeal) involves hiring a special master to hear the case, with the special master's decision being brought to the BCC for their consideration/action at the next regularly scheduled meeting. The BCC action on the special master's decision is the final step in the process, unless the losing party wishes to take the matter to circuit court--which is an option available after the BCC's process is completed.
Here is the email from the director of purchasing announcing the protest....
Here is the email from Yates Construction protesting the bid award...
Here is the email from the director of purchasing announcing the protest....
Here is the email from Yates Construction protesting the bid award...
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