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United States — Hawaii
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The State should favor standard commercial products and less restrictive, performance-based specifications when practicable, and paid contractors who helped develop a solicitation cannot bid on or receive the related contract.
United States — Hawaii
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Rules in this part about the purposes and nonrestrictiveness of specifications apply to all specifications.
United States — Hawaii
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State and county agencies may buy materials with minimum recycled glass content, and certain public projects may use specified crushed glass aggregate when price and availability conditions are met.
United States — Hawaii
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State-funded new or renovated landscaping must use Hawaiian plants, meet phased percentage targets, and label the plants with signs.
United States — Hawaii
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Contracts must include provisions to control pollution if pollution is encountered during performance.
United States — Hawaii
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State purchasing practices must include energy-efficient standards and life-cycle costing, and the purchasing agency must use and communicate related efficiency information.
United States — Hawaii
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The State must add value engineering incentive clauses to public works contracts over $250,000.
United States — Hawaii
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Agencies buying or leasing light-duty motor vehicles must try to reduce petroleum use and, for new vehicle purchases by state and county entities, prefer lower-petroleum vehicles in a set order.
United States — Hawaii
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The policy board must adopt procurement rules requiring certain contract clauses for changes, delays, termination, and remedies, and officials may vary those clauses only with written justification and notice.
United States — Hawaii
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The policy board must adopt rules that set cost principles for deciding whether incurred costs can be reimbursed under certain contracts.
United States — Hawaii
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Aggrieved bidders, offerors, or contractors may protest a contract solicitation or award to the chief procurement officer, but written protests must meet strict timing rules.
United States — Hawaii
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The state procurement office must keep statistics on protested solicitations and awards, including protests involving inadvertent errors.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief procurement officer may debar or suspend a person from public contracting for cause, and must follow notice, hearing, consultation, and written-decision procedures.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief procurement officer or a designee may settle certain contractor controversies and must issue a prompt written decision if no mutual agreement is reached.
United States — Hawaii
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If a contractor defaults, the purchasing agency may accept money to satisfy the contractor’s obligation and must use the money, plus interest, for completing the contract.
United States — Hawaii
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For covered procurement disputes, the remedies and procedures in this part are the only way to resolve claims; chapter 91 contested case proceedings do not apply.
United States — Hawaii
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Sections 103D-706 and 103D-707 apply when a solicitation or contract award is determined to violate the law.
United States — Hawaii
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Before an award, if a solicitation or proposed contract award is found to violate the law, it must be canceled or revised to comply.
United States — Hawaii
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If an awarded contract is later found to violate the law, it may be ratified, modified, terminated, or declared void depending on whether the contractor acted fraudulently or in bad faith.
United States — Hawaii
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Interest must be paid on amounts finally due to a contractor or the governmental body at the statutory rate for judgments against the State.