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United States — Hawaii
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Contractors awarded a contract must keep Hawaii residents at least 80% of the workforce on the project, and can withdraw a bid before award if they cannot comply.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter does not apply when applying it would conflict with federal law or would disqualify a state or county agency from federal funds or aid.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines terms used in this part of the statute.
United States — Hawaii
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This part applies, when applicable, to procurements made under section 103D-302, section 103D-303, or both.
United States — Hawaii
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This section sets procurement rules for Hawaii products, including review, certification, listing, preference calculations, and agency use requirements.
United States — Hawaii
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If an administrator or procurement officer finds noncompliance with section 103D-1002 in performing a contract, the findings must be referred for debarment or suspension proceedings and the contract becomes voidable.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain in-state printing, binding, and stationery bids get a 15% preference in bid evaluation.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief procurement officer may give a reciprocal preference to bidders from states that apply preferences, and the policy board must adopt rules to carry out the section.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision requires public procurement preferences for recycled products and recycled-content materials, with some exceptions.
United States — Hawaii
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For public spending on software development, Hawaii software development businesses are to be preferred, and a non-Hawaii bid may be increased by a preference percentage when comparing bids or purchase prices.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision states that it has been repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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For evaluation purposes, a bidder’s tax-exempt price must be increased by the applicable general excise tax and use tax when comparing competitive sealed bids.
United States — Hawaii
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When a governmental body contracts for services, it must give a five per cent preference to nonprofit corporations or public agencies operating qualified community rehabilitation programs, and those contracts are exempt from the wages provision of section 103-55.
United States — Hawaii
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Public employees must act ethically in public procurement, and bidders, contractors, businesses, and parties to state contracts must act in good faith.
United States — Hawaii
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Government agencies may buy from qualified community rehabilitation programs under set conditions, and the purchasing agency must review proposals, negotiate terms, and keep purchased items off the Hawaii products list.
United States — Hawaii
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A qualified community rehabilitation program may sell only goods or services, including building custodial and grounds maintenance services, to a governmental body, and must submit a proposal to the purchasing agency.
United States — Hawaii
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Fuel purchase contracts must be awarded to the lowest responsible and responsive bidders, with preference for biofuels and biodiesel blends.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter applies to procurement contracts made by governmental bodies, but several listed kinds of contracts are exempt.
United States — Hawaii
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Written determinations under this chapter must be kept in the official files of the chief procurement officer, or in the purchasing agency’s files when authority is delegated.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including business, contractor, governmental body, procurement, and bidder categories.