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A public contract may let the procurement officer and contractor agree to release retained money if the contractor deposits an eligible State or political-subdivision bond with enough market value.
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Contracts for public school facility construction, renovation, or repair are exempt from certain county permit conditions.
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If a specific appropriation exists for a particular object, spending from a general appropriation for that same object is unlawful.
United States — Hawaii
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A federal-aid highway contract is binding if the director of finance certifies that enough highway fund money is expected to accrue to pay the State’s share before the work is finished.
United States — Hawaii
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Emergency expenditures from general appropriations are not allowed unless there are urgent causes while the legislature is not in session, or the governor approves.
United States — Hawaii
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Public construction plans must be designed for accessibility, and the disability and communication access board oversees review, alternate designs, fees, deposits, and reporting.
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State and county contracting officials must get tax clearances before awarding contracts, withhold payments when taxes are delinquent, and follow offset rules and contract-assignment clearance requirements.
United States — Hawaii
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Offerors on government service contracts over $25,000 must certify wage and labor-law compliance, and the contract cannot be granted unless the conditions are met.
United States — Hawaii
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Before a bidder or offeror enters a public works construction contract over $2,000, they must certify chapter 104 compliance, including prevailing wages, overtime pay, and compliance with wage, compensation, and safety laws.
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For certain public works contracts, the governmental body must give a 5% bid preference to bidders with registered apprenticeship agreements, and bidders must prove and keep proving that status.
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Finance directors may temporarily use or transfer certain funds, with required consent, but excluded funds are protected and any amounts used must be repaid.
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This provision states that Part III, Pollution Control, is repealed.
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Certain state capital improvement projects need authorization from the legislature and the governor, unless the project is covered by chapter 41D.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision states that § 103-71 has been repealed and points readers to § 103D-410 for related new energy-efficiency provisions.
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The State may transcribe and reproduce instructional materials in accessible formats for eligible students, and may make needed corrections or revisions.
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This provision is repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision creates a works of art special fund and requires certain agencies to transfer 1% of qualifying capital improvement appropriations into it.
United States — Hawaii
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A public officer or employee may not falsely certify or approve payment, or authorize purchases or work for the State or a county without enough appropriations or in excess of appropriations, when payment is intended from public funds.
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This provision defines several terms used in the chapter, including construction, contract, contractor, procurement officer, resident, and shortage trade.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter applies to construction procurements under chapter 103D, and to subcontracts of $50,000 or more tied to covered general contracts. It does not apply to professional services procurements under section 103D-304 or small purchases under section 103D-305.