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(Utah Adminstrative Code as in effect on January 1, 2000)

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[Utah Administrative Code Table of Contents]
[Title R033. Table of Contents]

(R33. Administrative Services, Purchasing and General Services. )

R33-9. Insurance Procurement.

R33-9-101 Standard Bidding Method.
R33-9-102 Alternate Bidding Method.

R33-9-101 Standard Bidding Method.

All new or renewal liability insurance purchases regardless of premium size and all other new or renewal insurance purchases over $5,000 annual premium will be made after advertisement for public bid, in accordance with these rules, except in cases of emergency for nonliability policies. In awarding the bid, the procurement officer shall consider the following:

(1) financial resources of agent, broker and underwriting company;

(2) quality of prior service rendered to the state;

(3) service facilities available in-state;

(4) service reputation;

(5) insurance experience and expertise;

(6) coverages and services to be provided; and

(7) any other reasonable factors which will provide the best possible coverage and service to the purchasing agency.

R33-9-102 Alternate Bidding Method.

To avoid oversaturation of limited primary or reinsurance markets, a two-step bidding method may be used at the option of the procurement officer.

(1) All interested agents and brokers would be required to qualify for final bidding according to reasonable selection criteria such as: similar accounts in office; size of firm; background of firm principles; specialized knowledge or expertise; and any other reasonable factors which will provide the best possible coverage for the purchasing agency. At least three unaffiliated brokers or agents must qualify for final bidding.

(2) The prequalified group of final bidders must submit a list of markets to the procurement officer in order of preference. The procurement officer will then, as equitably as possible, assign no more than five and no less than three markets to each final bidder, based upon their preferences.

Bidders will then submit an official bid for each assigned market, according to bid specifications.

[Indexing] KEY: government purchasing
    1988

[Editor's note: Below are references to the Utah Code that are listed by the agency making this rule as authority for the rule.]
63-56
Notice of Continuation October 5, 1998

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