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Hearings officers review certain procurement protests de novo and must hold hearings quickly, issue a written decision, and follow set protest-bond and participation rules.
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This section lets only certain aggrieved parties seek judicial review in circuit court, prevents the filing from staying the underlying decision, and sets deadlines and limits for the review process.
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Some aggrieved parties may bring court actions over certain procurement decisions, and only the attorney general may settle matters filed against the State under this section.
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This provision sets filing deadlines for administrative review, judicial review, and complaints to begin judicial actions.
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This section limits when a government contract can require the contractor to defend the government, and allows limited indemnity language instead.
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This provision defines several procurement terms used in this part.
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A public procurement unit may join, sponsor, run, or administer a cooperative purchasing agreement for goods, services, or construction if the required rules and participant agreement are in place.
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A public procurement unit may sell, buy, or use goods from another public procurement unit or an external procurement unit.
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A public procurement unit may enter into a cooperative-use agreement for goods or services with certain other procurement units or nonprofit private health and human services organizations.
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A public procurement unit may make agreements to share or lease warehousing, capital equipment, and other facilities with another public procurement unit or an external procurement unit.
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Public procurement units and the chief procurement officer may share personnel, information, technical services, and other services, and the requester generally must pay the related costs or expenses under an agreement.
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Payments received by a public procurement unit supplying personnel or services must be made available to that supplying unit as authorized by law.
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A participating public procurement unit is treated as compliant if the unit or external unit running the cooperative purchase follows this chapter, and procurement units must not use cooperative purchasing to get around the chapter.
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The chief procurement officer may collect procurement information and may make it available to public procurement units on request.
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Controversies under a cooperative purchasing agreement must be resolved under part VII.
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This provision defines “geographic bidding” and “small business,” and requires the policy board to adopt rules defining “small business.”
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The policy board must adopt rules to help small businesses learn how to do business with the State.
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The chief procurement officer may take a range of steps to support small business participation in state procurement.
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The chief procurement officer may use geographic bidding when providing goods, services, and construction to meet the State’s needs.
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This provision states that it is repealed.