Hawaii HB1902 amends procurement law to clarify the debriefing process for non-selected offerors.

Hawaii HB1902 modifies the Hawaii Public Procurement Code to establish clear standards for the debriefing process. Non-selected offerors can request a debriefing within three working days of the contract award. The procurement officer must provide a debriefing but cannot disclose specific proposal details or scores until any protests are resolved and the contract is executed. The bill aims to maintain confidentiality and fairness in the procurement process while promoting transparency and accountability.

Hawaii HB1902 amends procurement law to clarify the debriefing process for non-selected offerors.

Hawaii HB1902 modifies the Hawaii Public Procurement Code to establish clear standards for the debriefing process. Non-selected offerors can request a debriefing within three working days of the contract award. The procurement officer must provide a debriefing but cannot disclose specific proposal details or scores until any protests are resolved and the contract is executed. The bill aims to maintain confidentiality and fairness in the procurement process while promoting transparency and accountability.