TITLE 44: GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, GRANTMAKING, PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SUBTITLE B: SUPPLEMENTAL PROCUREMENT
CHAPTER XII: CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD
PART 995 PREQUALIFICATION OF DESIGN-BUILD ENTITIES
SECTION 995.300 RESPONSIBILITY AND PREQUALIFICATION


 

Section 995.300  Responsibility and Prequalification

 

At any time, CDB may consider whether an action is warranted concerning a firm's prequalification based on the rules under which that firm was prequalified with CDB (44 IAC 950 and 44 IAC 980).  Actions that may be taken are those listed in the respective A/E and Contractor Prequalification Rules.

 

a)         Any action regarding suspension, debarment, modification of prequalification, or conditional prequalification of the DB entity or its design consultants or prequalified subcontractors will follow the rules under which that firm was prequalified with CDB.

 

b)         Any actions CDB takes with regard to suspension, debarment, modification of prequalification, or conditional prequalification of a firm in regard to its actions as a DB entity or as a design consultant or subcontractor to a DB entity may also apply to its prequalification to do other (non-DB) work with CDB, unless CDB specifically restricts its action to apply to the entity's prequalification to participate in DB projects, in accordance with Section 995.400.

 

c)         CDB may consider that action regarding suspension, debarment, modification of prequalification, or conditional prequalification is warranted against any one or more than one or all of the firms in a DB entity, including design consultants or CDB prequalified subcontractors.  Such action may be warranted when the DB entity prepares a specification or drawing containing an error or omission, or commits a breach of contract so that it causes the project to be completed significantly late or at a higher cost.

 

d)         Reasons for CDB to consider suspension, debarment, modification of prequalification, or conditional prequalification, in addition to those reasons set out in the respective A/E or Contractor Prequalification Rules, include a violation of the Illinois Procurement Code or failure to conform to the requirements of a design-build agreement, in accord with Section 50-65 of the Procurement Code.