Utah § 63G-6a-1802 Appeal to Utah Court of Appeals.

Utah Statutes

§ 63G-6a-1802 — Appeal to Utah Court of Appeals.

Utah § 63G-6a-1802

Title 63GGeneral Government

Ch. 63G-6aUtah Procurement Code

Part 63G-6a-18Appeals to Court and Court Proceedings

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Bluebook

Utah Code Ann. § 63G-6a-1802 (2026).

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(1)(1)(a) As provided in this part:

(1)(a)(i) a person may appeal a dismissal of an appeal by the board chair under Subsection 63G-6a-1702(5)(b)(ii)(A);

(1)(a)(ii) a person who receives an adverse decision by a procurement appeals panel may appeal that decision;

(1)(a)(iii) subject to Subsection (2), a procurement unit, other than a legislative procurement unit, a judicial procurement unit, a nonadopting local government procurement unit, or a public transit district, may appeal an adverse decision by a procurement appeals panel; and

(1)(a)(iv) a person who receives an adverse decision in a protest relating to a legislative procurement unit, a judicial procurement unit, a nonadopting local government procurement unit, or a public transit district may appeal that decision.

(1)(b) A person

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(1) (1)(a) As provided in this part:
(1)(a)(i) a person may appeal a dismissal of an appeal by the board chair under Subsection 63G-6a-1702(5)(b)(ii)(A);
(1)(a)(ii) a person who receives an adverse decision by a procurement appeals panel may appeal that decision;
(1)(a)(iii) subject to Subsection (2), a procurement unit, other than a legislative procurement unit, a judicial procurement unit, a nonadopting local government procurement unit, or a public transit district, may appeal an adverse decision by a procurement appeals panel; and
(1)(a)(iv) a person who receives an adverse decision in a protest relating to a legislative procurement unit, a judicial procurement unit, a nonadopting local government procurement unit, or a public transit district may appeal that decision.
(1)(b) A person seeking to appeal a dismissal or decision under Subsection (1)(a) shall file a notice of appeal with the Utah Court of Appeals within seven days after the dismissal or decision.
(2) A procurement unit may not appeal the decision of a procurement appeals panel, unless the appeal is:

(2)(a) recommended by the protest officer involved; and
(2)(b) except for a procurement unit that is not represented by the attorney general's office, approved by the attorney general.
(3) A person appealing a dismissal, decision, or protest under this section may not base the appeal on a ground not specified in the proceeding from which the appeal is taken.
(4) The Utah Court of Appeals:

(4)(a) shall consider the appeal as an appellate court;
(4)(b) may not hear the matter as a trial de novo; and
(4)(c) may not overturn a finding, dismissal, or decision unless the finding, dismissal, or decision, is arbitrary and capricious or clearly erroneous.
(5) The Utah Court of Appeals is encouraged to:

(5)(a) give an appeal made under this section priority; and
(5)(b) consider the appeal and render a decision in an expeditious manner.