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United States — Hawaii
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A chief procurement officer may delegate authority or duties under this chapter, if allowed by the policy board’s rules.
United States — Hawaii
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Some Hawaii governmental bodies may act as purchasing agencies and contract for professional services, subject to this chapter and policy board rules.
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This provision is marked repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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The procurement policy board must adopt the rules needed to carry out this chapter and may not delegate that rulemaking power.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief procurement officer, purchasing agencies, and using agencies must help prepare procurement statistics, provide required reports, and may use forms prescribed by the chief procurement officer.
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The chief procurement officer may appoint advisory groups, and members of those groups may be reimbursed for expenses if allowed by policy board limits and applicable law.
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This section is repealed.
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Contracts must be awarded under the listed procurement sections unless another law authorizes a different method.
United States — Hawaii
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This section sets the rules for competitive sealed bidding for contracts, including notices, bid opening, evaluation, award, and limited bid correction or withdrawal.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets procedures for using competitive sealed proposals, including request-for-proposals notices, discussion rules, award criteria, debriefing deadlines, and design-build solicitation rules.
United States — Hawaii
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The head of the purchasing agency must hold a pre-bid conference at least 15 days before certain bid or proposal submissions and invite specified parties to attend.
United States — Hawaii
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Professional services contracts must follow this section’s procurement process, including notices, committee review, ranking, negotiation, posting, and debriefing deadlines.
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Small procurements must follow policy board procedures, and construction procurements over $50,000 need bonds; procurement rules may not be split up to evade the chapter.
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A contract may be awarded without competition only if the sole-source determination is written, reviewed and approved, posted as required, and no objection is pending.
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In an emergency, the head of a purchasing agency may use nonstandard procurement methods to get needed goods, services, or construction.
United States — Hawaii
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A governmental body may cancel a solicitation or reject bids or proposals, but only when allowed by the solicitation, in the government body’s best interests, and under policy board rules.
United States — Hawaii
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Some public contracts are not binding unless the required finance official certifies that enough appropriation exists; a procurement office administrator must also attest in writing to recommendations or solicitations.
United States — Hawaii
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Prospective offerors must give written notice at least 10 calendar days before opening offers, and offerors must comply with and prove compliance with applicable laws after award.
United States — Hawaii
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The policy board may adopt rules to prequalify suppliers or limit a solicitation to prequalified vendors in certain situations.
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Procurement officers must buy from responsible sources at fair and reasonable prices and make written fairness determinations; contractors must submit and certify cost or pricing data for covered contracts and changes, with some exceptions.