Washington § 47.60.730 - Renewal of prequalification — Nonrenewal or revocation, notice.

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§ 47.60.730. Renewal of prequalification — Nonrenewal or revocation, notice.

A contractor may apply annually for renewal of its prequalification by submission of a new or supplemental questionnaire and financial statement on standard forms provided by the department. Based upon information received at the time of renewal or at any other time the department may amend the prequalification of the contractor as to the dollar amount or class of work that the contractor may perform or may refuse to renew the prequalification or may revoke a prequalification previously approved, all in accordance with the same standards and criteria used for considering an original application for prequalification. The department shall give written notice of any such action to the contractor.
[ 1983 c 133 s 6.]

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