SB1307 amends Hawaii procurement laws to change the timing and conditions of offeror debriefings and protests.

SB1307 modifies Hawaii's procurement procedures by allowing non-selected offerors to request a debriefing within three working days of contract award posting. The procurement officer must then provide a debriefing without disclosing competing offerors' proposals or evaluations. Additionally, non-selected offerors can protest the award within five working days after debriefing completion. The bill also stipulates that scores, except the summary of scores, remain confidential until any protest is resolved and the contract is executed.

SB1307 amends Hawaii procurement laws to change the timing and conditions of offeror debriefings and protests.

SB1307 modifies Hawaii's procurement procedures by allowing non-selected offerors to request a debriefing within three working days of contract award posting. The procurement officer must then provide a debriefing without disclosing competing offerors' proposals or evaluations. Additionally, non-selected offerors can protest the award within five working days after debriefing completion. The bill also stipulates that scores, except the summary of scores, remain confidential until any protest is resolved and the contract is executed.