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A. A protest must contain the information required by this chapter and shall be denied if it does not.

B. A protest must clearly: (1) identify itself as a protest and (2) identify the procurement protested.

C. A protest must be written and contain the following statement signed by a responsible official of the interested party: “I declare under penalty of law for perjury or falsification that the information contained in the protest is true and correct to my personal knowledge, that this protest is filed in good faith and without any intent of delaying the procurement, and that I reasonably believe the protest to be meritorious,” and such statement shall be subscribed and sworn before a notary public. A protestor must strictly comply with this requirement.

D. The protestor must state in its protest all reasons and bases in law and fact supporting the protest, including, but not limited to: (1) identification of any and all specifications, terms, requirements, conditions, or any other item or process to which the protestor objects; and (2) a complete description of the facts, circumstances and reasons, including legal reasons, why an award should or should not be made.

E. The protestor must attach to the protest all documents upon which it relies to support its protest.

F. A protestor waives any and all grounds for protest that are not clearly identified or described in the protest initially filed with the city clerk. (Ord. 2726-03 § 4, 2003.)