New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 2 - PUBLIC FINANCE
Chapter 81 - RETIREE HEALTH CARE FUNDS
Part 4 - CONTRACTS
Section 2.81.4.15 - AMENDMENTS TO CONTRACTS
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. Amendments to contracts originally entered into pursuant to this rule, may be made pursuant to rules adopted by the secretary of DFA.
B. For amendments to contracts originally entered into as sole source procurement pursuant to 2.81.4.13 NMAC.
C. For amendments to contracts originally entered into pursuant to a competitive proposal process, as provided for in Sections 13-1-111 through 13-1-117 of the Procurement Code, a written determination that includes a reasonable explanation of the reasons, qualifications or capabilities that make the vendor the best source for the contract services shall be required for all amendments, except for amendments which only extend the term of the contract.
D. For multi-term contracts, renewals shall be made pursuant to the terms of the contract, and amendments involving a change in the scope of services shall be made pursuant to the provisions of Subsections A, B or C of this section as appropriate.
E. No amendment to a professional services contract shall be approved which would renew or extend the term of a contract, including the original contract, beyond four years, except as allowed under Subsection C of 2.81.4.14 NMAC.
F. Contract amendments containing term periods with retroactive dates, or back-date contract amendments under which work has already begun, will not be approved by the board, except for good cause or in extraordinary cases such as the imminent loss of available contractual funds. Requests for retroactive contract approval must be explained in detail in writing and be approved in writing by the executive director of the NMRHCA.