SB2927 establishes guidelines for disclosing information to non-selected offerors in Hawaii's procurement process.
SB2927 amends the Hawaii Public Procurement Code to set clear standards on what information can be disclosed to non-selected offerors and when such disclosures should occur. It mandates that non-selected offerors can request a debriefing within five working days of the award posting, during which the purchasing agency shares the overall ranking of proposals and the rationale for the award decision. However, it prohibits the disclosure of specific proposal details, scores, pricing strategies, or methodologies of competing offerors during debriefings to maintain confidentiality and fairness.
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