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TCA § 12-12-104 — Chapter inapplicable to procurement of contract valued at $1,000 or less
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This chapter does not apply to procurements or contracts valued at $1,000 or less.
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This chapter does not apply to procurements or contracts valued at $1,000 or less.
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This section defines when a person is treated as engaging in investment activities in Iran.
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The state chief procurement officer must publish and keep updated a public list of persons determined to engage in investment activities in Iran, and listed persons cannot contract with the state.
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A person engaged in certain investment activities in Iran may contract with the state only on a case-by-case basis and only if the listed conditions are met, or if the state agency makes the stated necessity determination.
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State contractors must certify they are not on the listed exclusion list, and they may not use subcontractors on that list.
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The chief procurement officer must report annually by October 1 to the senate speaker, house speaker, and governor on the status of certain Iran sanctions/divestment laws and related rules.
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People on the listed Iran-investment list cannot contract with any political subdivision of the state, and any such contract is void from the start.
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Competitive bids must include a signed perjury-certified statement that the bidder is not on the listed noninvestment list; if the bidder cannot certify, it must explain why, and awards are barred unless the condition is met or an exception applies.
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This chapter does not apply to certain investments made by the state treasurer or board of trustees involving the Tennessee consolidated retirement system.
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The chapter’s restrictions apply only until Congress changes the policy by legislation.
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The governor may develop state-owned natural resources and use state department resources, contract for work, and lease property if needed.
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The governor must maintain a complete inventory of state-owned property and related records.
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The commissioner of general services must keep a complete permanent inventory of all state-owned real property and related materials, file copies with specified officials after completion, preserve the original, and provide partial copies to state departments for the property they use.
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State officials who acquire Tennessee real property, or who hold related title documents, must promptly send the conveyance papers to the commissioner of general services.
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The commissioner of general services must collect and record deeds for state-owned real property, then transmit them to the secretary of state.
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County registers must extend credit to the commissioner of general services for recording instruments, and then submit their bill for payment after the instruments are recorded.
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The secretary of state may issue certified copies of recorded deeds to state-owned property, and those copies are admissible as evidence in any court in the state.
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The secretary of state must return recorded deeds and leases to the commissioner of general services, and the commissioner must keep permanent deed records. Leases may be disposed of under public records commission guidelines, but generally only after being kept at least seven years after termination.
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The commissioner of general services must not let certain filed land-title papers be taken out of the office, except for pending or threatened litigation involving the lands.
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Sections 12-2-103 through 12-2-111 should be read together with § 12-2-102, except where they expressly conflict; if there is a conflict, §§ 12-2-103 through 12-2-111 control.