Notice of Protest definition
Examples of Notice of Protest in a sentence
If CM/GC desires to protest any Design Professional’s Decision, including any determinations regarding Claims by CM/GC, then it shall issue a Notice of Protest to Owner and Design Professional no later than thirty (30) days after the Design Professional’s Decision.
Owner may protest Design Professional’s Decision by issuing a Notice of Protest to CM/GC and Design Professional.
All Design Professional’s Decisions shall be final and binding on CM/GC in the absence of a timely Notice of Protest in accordance with Section 5.2.2.5.
CM/GC’s Notice of Protest shall be made in writing, shall include a title or subject line that clearly identifies the document as a “Notice of Protest” and shall set forth in detail the basis for the Protest.
To pursue further review the Qualified Vendor may file a Notice of Protest with the Department procurement officer within 5 days of the issuance of verification.
During the thirty day posting period Qualified Vendors may submit comments on the proposed amendment to the Division, or, pursuant to section 6.11.2 herein may file a Request for Problem Solving with the Division Assistant Director or a Notice of Protest with the Department Procurement Officer.
CM/GC’s failure to issue a Notice of Protest shall result in a waiver of CM/GC’s rights, remedies, or recovery arising from the Claim or dispute giving rise to such Protest.
Any prospective bidder or respondent, or any bidder or respondent who is not the intended awardee and who claims to be the rightful awardee, may file a Notice of Protest in accordance with the terms and conditions of Section 3.5 of the Osceola County Administrative Code.
An applicant or Qualified Vendor may protest the posting of a RFQVA, denial of a Qualified Vendor Application in its entirety, or denial of one or more services included in the Application by filing a written Request for Problem Solving with the Division Assistant Director or a Notice of Protest with the Department procurement officer.
CM/GC’s failure to issue a Notice of Protest shall result in a waiver of CM/GC’s right to any rights, remedy, or recovery arising from the basis for said Protest.