HB2248 amends Hawaii procurement laws to allow non-selected offerors to request debriefings and to withhold score summaries until protests are.
HB2248 modifies Hawaii Revised Statutes by allowing non-selected offerors to request a written debriefing from the procurement officer within three working days of contract award posting. The procurement officer must provide a prompt debriefing but cannot disclose any competing offeror's proposal or evaluation. Additionally, score summaries are not to be disclosed until any protest by the non-selected offeror is resolved and the contract is executed. This Act does not affect rights and duties that matured, penalties that were incurred, and proceedings that were begun before its effective date.
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