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Cody Allen

43:30 - 44:07

"the other bidder that is filing the formal complaint/informal protest was deemed non-responsive. Per our bid documents, we have all the outline requirements to make a bid responsive or non-responsive. Per code, it's really the assembly's decision if they're a responsible bidder, but so we went through— and our checklist there that's in the bid documents, and they didn't provide a bid bond for bid security. And so that automatically deemed them non-responsive, and we let them know as such."

“the other bidder that is filing the formal complaint/informal protest was deemed non-responsive. Per our bid documents, we have all the outline requirements to make a bid responsive or non-responsive. Per code, it's really the assembly's decision if they're a responsible bidder, but so we went through— and our checklist there that's in the bid documents, and they didn't provide a bid bond for bid security. And so that automatically deemed them non-responsive, and we let them know as such.”
Speaker
Cody Allen
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak
Captured at
July 2, 2026

From the transcript

Yeah, good evening. So the other bidder that is filing the formal complaint/informal protest was deemed non-responsive. Per our bid documents, we have all the outline requirements to make a bid responsive or non-responsive. Per code, it's really the assembly's decision if they're a responsible bidder, but so we went through— and our checklist there that's in the bid documents, and they didn't provide a bid bond for bid security. And so that automatically deemed them non-responsive, and we let them know as such.

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