Indiana § 8-15.7-4-5 Power to withdraw or modify request, seek revised proposals, or
decline to award a public-private agreement

Indiana Statutes

§ 8-15.7-4-5 — Power to withdraw or modify request, seek revised proposals, or decline to award a public-private agreement

Indiana § 8-15.7-4-5

Art. 15.7PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

Ch. 4Procurement Process

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Ind. Code § 8-15.7-4-5 (2026).

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In addition to any other rights under this article, in connection with any procurement under this chapter, the department may:

(1)withdraw a request for qualifications or a request for proposals at any time and, in its discretion, publish a new request for qualifications or request for proposals;

(2)decline to award a public-private agreement for any reason;

(3)request clarifications to any qualification submittal or request for proposals or seek one (1) or more revised proposals or one (1) or more best and final offers;

(4)modify the terms, provisions, and conditions of a request for qualification, request for proposals, technical specifications, or form of public-private agreement during the pendency of a procurement; and

(5)interview offerors.

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In addition to any other rights under this
article, in connection with any procurement under this chapter, the
department may:
(1) withdraw a request for qualifications or a request for proposals
at any time and, in its discretion, publish a new request for
qualifications or request for proposals;
(2) decline to award a public-private agreement for any reason;
(3) request clarifications to any qualification submittal or request
for proposals or seek one (1) or more revised proposals or one (1)
or more best and final offers;
(4) modify the terms, provisions, and conditions of a request for
qualification, request for proposals, technical specifications, or
form of public-private agreement during the pendency of a
procurement; and
(5) interview offerors.