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Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › THE AWARD PROCESS › Section 200-320-615 - Cancellation of solicitation

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An agency may cancel a solicitation or reject all bids
						after the bid opening, but before the award, if the agency determines
						that:
(1) The award will not achieve
					 anticipated cost savings or efficiency improvements as required by
					 RCW
					    41.06.142(1)(e);
(2) The solicitation did not include all
					 factors for the agency to determine cost savings or efficiency
					 improvements;
(3) No responsive bid
					 has been received from a responsible bidder;
(4) The solicitation and evaluation process
					 was not fair, equitable, or objective; or
(5) There have been changes in business or
					 market conditions that significantly impact the agency's original intent to
					 competitively contract the service.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-615, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-615,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › THE AWARD PROCESS › Section 200-320-620 - Notice of cancellation

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If an agency cancels a competitive contracting
						solicitation, the agency shall post a notice of cancellation in writing
						pursuant to WAC 236-51-320. The notice shall include the specific reason for
						cancellation.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-620, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-620,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-700 - Time and place for filing appeal

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An appeal shall be filed after contract award with the
						contracting agency head or designee as identified in the solicitation. The
						appeal shall be filed within twenty calendar days after the date of the award.
						An administrative law judge does not have jurisdiction to consider an appeal
						filed after this deadline.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-700, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-700,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-710 - Who may file an appeal

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An appeal may only be filed by the following parties with
						regard to the respective specified grounds:
(1) Unsuccessful bidders with regard to
					 elements of the bid submittal and evaluation process;
(2) Complainants with regard to an agency
					 response to their complaint; or
(3)
					 Displaced or potentially displaced employees with regard to an agency's:
(a) Adherence to the statutory notice
					 requirements of
					 RCW
					    41.06.142(4)(a);
					 or
(b) Determination of the
					 existence of a competitive market as provided in
					 RCW
					    41.06.142(4)(d).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-715 - Form of an appeal

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Appeals shall be submitted in writing to the head of the
						agency that awarded the contract or to that person's designee. An appeal shall
						include, but not be limited to, the following information:
(1) Appellant's name, contact person, and/or
					 representative with respective address, and telephone numbers;
(2) Identification and brief description of
					 the grounds relied on for filing an appeal and a brief description of the
					 issues to be resolved.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-715, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-715,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-720 - Stay of award

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An agency may stay award decisions or actions pending
						resolution of an appeal.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-720, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-720,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-725 - Transmission of an appeal

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(1) An
					 appeal shall be transmitted by the agency to the office of administrative
					 hearings within five business days after receipt.
(2) The agency shall provide the office of
					 administrative hearings with the following information:
(a) The name of the agency contact in the
					 matter and any contact information;
(b) The name of the appellant and any contact
					 information, including address and telephone number;
(c) The name and any contact information for
					 other bidders;
(d) The name and
					 address of the agency contact for billing purposes; and
(e) The name and address of the agency
					 contact where the file should be sent after the office of administrative
					 hearings closes the appeal.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-730 - Procedures for hearing

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(1) The office
					 of administrative hearings shall issue the notice of hearing to the appellant,
					 the agency, and other bidders.
(2)
					 Bidders may intervene as a party to the appeal if they file a petition for
					 intervention with the office of administrative hearings and all parties within
					 ten business days after the issuance of the notice of hearing. The
					 administrative law judge may limit intervention under
					 RCW
					    34.05.443.
(3) The administrative law judge may schedule
					 a prehearing conference.
(4)
					 Hearings shall be scheduled for the earliest possible date available for the
					 administrative law judge that does not result in prejudice to the
					 parties.
(5) The hearing shall be
					 recorded electronically at the discretion of the administrative law judge
					 unless specified otherwise in law or rule.
(6) No transcript is required unless
					 specified otherwise in law or rule.
(7) In any appeal under this chapter, the
					 administrative law judge shall apply the model rules of procedure set forth in
					 chapter 10-08 WAC, irrespective of the provisions of WAC
					 10-08-001(4) or
					 other agency procedural rules.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-730, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-730,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-735 - Costs of hearing

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All costs incurred by the office of administrative
						hearings in conducting the hearing shall be borne by the agency, and the office
						of administrative hearings shall bill the agency for the hearing costs
						incurred. Each party is responsible for its own costs of
						representation.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-735, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-735,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-740 - Burden of proof

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The burden of proof is on the appellant to prove by a
						preponderance of the evidence that the contract was not properly
						awarded.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified
						  as WAC 200-320-740, filed 11/17/11,
						  effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						  RCW
						     41.06.142. 04-07-104, § 236-51-740,
						  filed 3/17/04, effective 7/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Competitive Contracting › Chapter 200-320 - Competitive contracting › APPEALING AN AWARD › Section 200-320-745 - Decision of the administrative law judge

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(1) If the administrative law judge finds
					 against the appellant, the agency's decision to award stands.
(2) If the administrative law judge finds for
					 the appellant, the administrative law judge shall:
(a) Remand back to the agency for
					 reconsideration or action if the appeal was from an unsuccessful bidder with
					 regard to the bid submittal and evaluation process;
(b) Remand back to the agency for
					 reconsideration or action if the appeal was from a complainant with regard to
					 their complaint; or
(c) Remand back
					 to the agency to start the bidding process over if the appeal was from a
					 displaced or potentially displaced employee with regard to:
(i) The statutory notice requirements of
					 RCW
					    41.06.142(4)(a);
					 or
(ii) The determination of the
					 existence of a competitive market as provided in
					 RCW
					    41.06.142(4)(d).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-010 - Purpose and authority

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The purpose of this chapter is to establish a model
					 procedure for use by state agencies, local governments and the municipal
					 research and services center when awarding contracts under the small works
					 roster process established in
					 RCW
					    39.04.151. Use of the model procedure by
					 state agencies is required. Use of the model procedure by local governments and
					 the municipal research and services center is discretionary. This chapter of
					 the Washington Administrative Code is adopted pursuant to
					 RCW
					    39.04.151(4), which
					 authorizes the director of the department of enterprise services to adopt by
					 rule procedures implementing
					 RCW
					    39.04.151. The procedures set forth in this
					 chapter shall be included in any rules providing for a small works roster that
					 is adopted by another state agency.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-330-010, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW 39.04.150. 83-02-024 (Order 83-1),
						§ 236-28-010, filed 12/29/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-020

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-330-020, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW 39.04.150. 83-02-024 (Order 83-1),
						§ 236-28-020, filed 12/29/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-025 - Definitions

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As used in this chapter the terms:
(1) "Contracting agency" means all agencies
				  and political subdivisions of the state with public works contracting
				  authority.
(2) "Independent roster"
				  means a small works roster established by a contracting agency either by itself
				  or with another contracting agency.
(3) "MRSC" means the municipal research and
				  services center.
(4) "OMWBE" means
				  the office of minority and women's business enterprises.
(5) "Publicly available" means published on a
				  contracting agency's public website. If an agency does not support a public
				  website, the agency must make printed copies of the material available at the
				  reception area of its headquarters by having printed copies available at the
				  office's reception desk or posted on a bulletin board available to the public
				  at the office.
(6) "Public work"
				  means all work, construction, alteration, repair, or improvement other than
				  ordinary maintenance, executed at the cost of the contracting agency, or which
				  is by law a lien or charge on any property therein. "Public work" does not
				  include work, construction, alteration, repair, or improvement performed under
				  contracts entered into under
				  RCW
				     36.102.060(4) or under
				  development agreements entered into under
				  RCW
				     36.102.060(7) or leases
				  entered into under
				  RCW
				     36.102.060(8).
(7) "Statewide roster" means the statewide
				  small works roster developed by the department of commerce through
				  MRSC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-030

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-330-030, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.025. 84-19-058 (Order 84-1),
						§ 236-28-030, filed 9/19/84. Statutory Authority: RCW 39.04.150. 83-02-024
						(Order 83-1), § 236-28-030, filed
						12/29/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-035 - General roster rules and procedures

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(1)
				  Small works rosters. Contracting agencies may use the statewide roster or an
				  independent roster when contracting for small works. Contracting agencies are
				  encouraged to use the statewide roster to promote administrative efficiency for
				  both contracting agencies and contractors.
(2) Requirements. The statewide roster and
				  independent rosters must meet the requirements of
				  RCW
				     39.04.151,
				  39.04.152, and this chapter
				  including, but not limited to, the following:
(a) Roster inclusion. All qualified
				  responsible, licensed contractors must be included on the roster at their
				  request. MRSC and contracting agencies with independent rosters may implement
				  an application process for contractors to be placed on the roster.
(b) Contact information. Contractors included
				  on the roster must designate an official email to receive bids notifications
				  from the contracting agency.
(c)
				  Contractor recordkeeping. Contractors included on the roster must keep records
				  of applicable licenses, certifications, registrations, bonding, and insurance
				  as required by
				  RCW
				     39.04.350. This information must be made
				  available at the request of the contracting agency.
(d) Small and diverse business certification.
(i) At the time of a contractor's application
				  to be included on a roster, the contractor must indicate its certification
				  status with OMWBE and the department of veterans affairs.
(ii) MRSC and contracting agencies with
				  independent rosters must be able to download data from OMWBE and the department
				  of veterans affairs to obtain current information on contractor certifications
				  at the time of solicitation.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-040 - Small works competitive contracting

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(1) Small works
				  bid process. In lieu of a formal public works bidding process, contracting
				  agencies may use the following small works competitive contracting process to
				  invite contractors from the small works roster to submit bids for small works
				  contracts. To use the competitive contracting process, the contracting agency's
				  estimate of the work must be equal to or less than the competitive contracting
				  cost limit established in
				  RCW
				     39.04.152 (4)(a), excluding
				  sales tax.
(2) Requirements.
				  Contracting agencies must meet the requirements of
				  RCW
				     39.04.151,
				  39.04.152, and this chapter, when
				  implementing a small works competitive contracting process, inclusive of, but
				  not limited to, the following:
(a)
				  Invitations to bid.
(i) Invitations to bid
				  must include:
(A) Plans, specifications, and
				  an estimate of the work sufficient to define the work and for the contractor to
				  generate a bid; and
(B) A date and
				  time for receipt of bids through the designated bidding system.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-060 - Small works roster contracting templates

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The department of enterprise services will develop and make
					 publicly available templates for bid invitations, bidding, and contracting
					 using the direct contracting process for the use of all contracting
					 agencies.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-070

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-330-070, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW 39.04.150. 83-02-024 (Order 83-1),
						§ 236-28-070, filed 12/29/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-330 - Small works roster › Section 200-330-080

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-330-080, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW 39.04.150. 83-02-024 (Order 83-1),
						§ 236-28-080, filed 12/29/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-001 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to provide several suggested
					 model design, construction, and location standards to aid counties, cities, and
					 towns in constructing curb ramps to allow reasonable access to the crosswalk
					 for physically handicapped persons without uniquely endangering blind persons
					 in accordance with chapter 137, Laws of 1977 ex. sess. (chapter
					 35.68
					 RCW).
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-001, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-001, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-005 - Scope

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The design construction and location standards set forth in
					 chapter 236-60 WAC are suggestions only, and must be read in conjunction with
					 the requirements of
					 RCW
					    35.68.075 and any applicable code.
If these suggested standards are followed they should be
					 used as a guide and not as a substitute for engineering judgment based on the
					 conditions existing at any particular location.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-005, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-005, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-010 - Definition

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As used in this chapter, the following words shall have the
					 following meanings:
(1) Handicapped
				  pedestrian - a pedestrian, or person in a wheelchair, who has limited mobility,
				  stamina, agility, reaction time, impaired vision or hearing, or who may have
				  difficulty walking, with or without assistive devices.
(2) Curb ramp - an interruption in a curb
				  with a ramp from roadway to walk which forms a part of the accessible route of
				  travel, no part of which projects into the roadway. It includes a center ramp
				  and two shoulder slopes.
(3) Center
				  ramp - the sloped surface providing pedestrian access to the roadway.
(4) Shoulder slope - the sloped flared sides
				  on each side of the center ramp, providing a gradual incline from the edge of
				  the center ramp to the sidewalk.
(5) Landing - a level area at least as wide
				  as and, as long as, the width (except as otherwise provided), and within or at
				  a terminus of, a stair or ramp, but not less than 5"[']0" in width.
(6) Main pedestrian path - the walkway used
				  by the pedestrian traffic clear of utility poles, signs, and parking
				  meters.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-010, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-010, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-020 - Design standards

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The following construction standards are applicable to all
					 curb-ramps set forth in this chapter.
(1) The width of the center ramps shall be at
				  least thirty-six inches.
(2)
				  Shoulder slopes shall not exceed one inch in 6.
(3) The center ramp slope shall not exceed 1
				  in 12 and the cross slope shall not exceed 1 in 50.
(4) Curb ramps should contain a
				  slip-resistant surface.
(5) The
				  site of the curb ramp should be graded and drained to eliminate pooling of
				  water or the accumulation of ice or water on the ramp, the ramp landing, or at
				  the toe of the ramp.
(6) Handrails
				  shall not be used at any point of access along the curb ramp.
(7) Curb ramps should be outside of the main
				  pedestrian path.
(8) Whenever curb
				  ramps are placed in the main flow of pedestrian traffic, the following
				  standards prevail:
(a) Align with the
				  direction of pedestrian traffic.
(b) Advance warning system.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-030 - Advance warning system for the blind

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Whenever curb ramps are placed in the main flow of
					 pedestrian traffic, an advance warning system is necessary in order to aid the
					 blind. Warning materials should be adapted to local conditions. This texture
					 should be in advance of a ramp curb. (See WAC 236-60-060.)
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-030, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-030, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-040 - Types of suggested textures

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Notes:
(a)
Type No. 1 is recommended for the center ramp
								  surface.
(b)
These standards are not a substitute for
								  engineering judgment. They provide design guidance.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-040, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-040, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-050 - Curb ramp types

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The curb ramp depicted in WAC 236-60-060 is the suggested
					 design for a typical curb ramp including warning system. The drawings contained
					 in WAC 236-60-070, 236-60-080, and 236-60-090 show the suggested location for
					 curb ramps in three different but typical curb situations. All of these
					 drawings are guidelines and are intended to show design
					 concept.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-050, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-050, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-060 - Curb ramp typical

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The following is a design for a typical curb ramp:
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(1)
Texturing of center ramp recommended, with metal
								  grid placed in wet concrete and then removed to leave ridged surface pattern.
								  Pattern not to exceed 1/2" width.
(2)
Advance warning strip (shown dotted), necessary
								  when ramp is in direct line of main pedestrian path.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-060, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-060, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-070 - Curb ramp - Type "A."

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Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-070, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-070, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-080 - Curb ramp - Type "B."

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This curb ramp type can be used with the
								  existing planting area or with the sidewalk extension into the parking
								  area.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-080, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-080, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-090 - Curb ramp - Type "C."

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This curb ramp type is acceptable when utilities are a
					 conflict and/or the street grade exceeds twenty-five to one
					 (4%).
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-090, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-090, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-340 - Suggested design and construction standards of sidewalk and curb ramps for the physically handicapped person without uniquely endangering the blind › Section 200-340-100 - Factors to be considered

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Factors which should be considered by a city, town or
					 county when deciding whether to follow or deviate from the design, surface
					 textures and/or location standards set forth in this chapter include, but are
					 not limited to, the following:
(1)
				  Street alignments and curb configurations that are substantially different from
				  the curb situations shown.
(2) An
				  adjacent driveway or loading ramp.
(3) Unusual sidewalk textures in the
				  vicinity.
(4) Steeper street
				  grades.
(5) Utility
				  vaults.
(6) Whether a different
				  design or location would assist the handicapped pedestrian without uniquely
				  endangering the blind.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-340-100, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   35.68.076. 78-02-066 (Order 77-5), §
						236-60-100, filed 1/24/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-010

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-010, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 84-24-030 (Order
						84-03), § 236-70-010, filed
						11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-020

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-020, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 84-24-030 (Order
						84-03), § 236-70-020, filed
						11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-030

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-030, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 84-24-030 (Order
						84-03), § 236-70-030, filed
						11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-040

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-040, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 00-08-040, §
						236-70-040, filed 3/29/00, effective 4/29/00; 84-24-030 (Order 84-03), §
						236-70-040, filed 11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-050

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-050, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 00-08-040, §
						236-70-050, filed 3/29/00, effective 4/29/00; 84-24-030 (Order 84-03), §
						236-70-050, filed 11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-060

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-060, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 00-08-040, §
						236-70-060, filed 3/29/00, effective 4/29/00; 84-24-030 (Order 84-03), §
						236-70-060, filed 11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-070

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-070, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 84-24-030 (Order
						84-03), § 236-70-070, filed
						11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Public Works › Chapter 200-350 - A rule to facilitate private investment in energy conservation for state-owned facilities › Section 200-350-080

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Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-350-080, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority: RCW    43.19.680(4). 00-08-040, §
						236-70-080, filed 3/29/00, effective 4/29/00; 84-24-030 (Order 84-03), §
						236-70-080, filed 11/30/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-010 - Surplus property disposal priorities

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Excess and/or surplus property will be offered for sale,
					 transfer, or donation as designated below and according to the following
					 priorities:
(1) Sale or transfer to
				  state agencies (including state universities and colleges);
(2) Sale or transfer to other tax-supported
				  educational agencies;
(3) Sale or
				  transfer to tax-supported agencies, municipalities or political subdivisions
				  within the state of Washington;
(4)
				  Sale or transfer to public benefit nonprofit corporations;
(5) Donation of surplus, tangible personal
				  property to qualified shelters as described in and in accordance with
				  RCW
				     43.19.1920.
(6) Sale to the general public including by
				  auction, sealed bid and negotiation; and
(7) Other action as needed, such as
				  destruction where it has been determined that the item has no sale
				  value.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-010, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapter
						43.19 RCW. 99-15-070,
						§ 236-48-190, filed 7/19/99, effective 8/19/99. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.1919. 94-22-056, § 236-48-190,
						filed 11/1/94, effective 12/2/94. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.1919 and HB 2106. 92-09-016, §
						236-48-190, filed 4/3/92, effective 5/4/92; Order 77-2, § 236-48-190,
						filed 1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-015 - Surplus property-Exceptions to disposal priorities

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Excess and/or surplus property may be disposed of without
					 offering to other state agencies if the director of enterprise services
					 determines that it is in the best interest of the state. In this event, the
					 following guidelines will apply:
(1)
				  Items will be transferred or sold for reasonable cost if practical.
(2) Items for which a reasonable cost cannot
				  be obtained will be donated to a nonprofit organization (which is registered
				  under state law and exempt from federal income tax liability) with an ongoing
				  equipment rehabilitation program.
(3) Recipients of donated items, if not
				  designated by the director of enterprise services, will be determined by
				  surplus property operations.
(4)
				  Successful donees will be notified by surplus property operations and removal
				  will be the responsibility of the donee.
(5) Items that can be documented to have a
				  higher overhead cost than can be realized from their sale, can, at the
				  discretion of the director of enterprise services, be scrapped or dumped if
				  there is not an acceptable donee organization available.
(6) All surplus actions, including those
				  described in the regulation, will require submittal of a property disposal
				  request to enterprise services.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-015, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.1919. 89-18-004 (Order 89-3), §
						236-48-1901, filed 8/24/89, effective
						9/24/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-020 - Surplus property-Intent of state surplus priorities

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Surplus property purchased, transferred or donated
					 pursuant to the priorities of WAC
					 200-360-010(1) through
					 (5)    is intended for the sole use of the
					 purchaser, transferee or donee. Entities with priority under WAC
					 200-360-010(1) through
					 (5)    shall not profit from the immediate
					 resale of surplus property.
The director of enterprise services may take action against
					 accounts in arrears or priority buyers who do not comply with the intent of
					 this section. An account is in arrears when it is sixty days past due or ninety
					 days past issuance of invoice. Such action includes, but is not limited to,
					 cancellation or suspension of shopping privileges, cancellation or suspension
					 of priority shopping status.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-020, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.1919. 94-22-056, § 236-48-1902,
						filed 11/1/94, effective 12/2/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-025 - Surplus property auction

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Auctions shall be advertised to the general public,
					 provisions being made for interested parties to inspect items either at the
					 auction site or user's location.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-025, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 77-2, § 236-48-191, filed
						1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-030 - Sealed bid - Surplus property

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Public notice shall be given of the sealed bid and the date
					 set for public bid openings. In addition, information will be provided to
					 interested parties describing the merchandise in question, together with an
					 opportunity for inspection of the same.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-030, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapter
						43.19 RCW. 83-18-004
						(Order 83-03), § 236-48-192, filed 8/26/83; Order 77-2, § 236-48-192,
						filed 1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-035 - Negotiation - Surplus property

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Negotiation shall be the method of disposal whenever it is
					 determined by the director that such procedure is the most advantageous to the
					 state. The reasons for choosing negotiation shall be set forth in writing and
					 placed in the file relating to the disposition.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-035, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 77-2, § 236-48-193, filed
						1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-040 - Guarantee of quality, etc., state responsibility for-Surplus property

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All sales of surplus property are "as is," and the state
					 takes no responsibility for and makes no guarantees with respect to items sold:
					 Provided that the state shall make a statement of the condition of the
					 merchandise, including major known defects, before sale. No sale shall be
					 invalid due to defects discovered after sale which may have been discovered by
					 a reasonable inspection of the property before sale.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-040, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 77-2, § 236-48-194, filed
						1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-045 - Weight merchandise - Surplus property

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If the property to be disposed of is measured by weight,
					 the successful bidder shall furnish to the custodian of the property, a
					 certified weight ticket showing the gross tare and net weight of the shipment
					 with a notation on the ticket of the driver on or off of the vehicle for each
					 load. The empty and loaded weight ticket must bear the same date. Weighing
					 shall take place at the certified public scale nearest to the point of
					 pickup.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-045, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 77-2, § 236-48-195, filed
						1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-050 - Removal - Surplus property

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Surplus property must be removed within a reasonable time
					 after purchase, or if a specific time is stated, within that
					 time.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-050, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 77-2, § 236-48-196, filed
						1/28/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CONTRACTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT › Surplus Property › Chapter 200-360 - SURPLUS PROPERTY OPERATIONS › Section 200-360-055 - Withdrawal from sale or rejection of bids - Surplus property

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The state may withdraw from sale the item(s) scheduled for
					 disposal at any time prior to the formation of a contract. The state may also
					 reject any or all bids if the best interests of the state so
					 require.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-360-055, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapter
						43.19 RCW. 83-18-004
						(Order 83-03), § 236-48-197, filed 8/26/83; Order 77-2, § 236-48-197,
						filed 1/28/77.