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United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of general services may employ a qualified engineer and other necessary assistants, but only with the governor’s approval.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of general services may sell, lease, or otherwise convey surplus state real property only with required approvals, and several special rules apply to right-of-way, appraisal, bidding, notice, and certain exceptions.
United States — Tennessee
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Tennessee and its counties and cities may allow use of public property for industrial development and jobs if that use does not unreasonably interfere with public purposes.
United States — Tennessee
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State procurement must advertise new lease needs for an entity, unless a listed exception applies, and lease proposals must disclose financially interested persons.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain leases of property to the state must be approved before they can be entered into or be valid.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of general services may enter certain state land development agreements if the state building commission approves, and the agreements must be publicly advertised, competed, and include a state repurchase right for sale deals.
United States — Tennessee
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Unused department-controlled property may be sold or leased, and the proceeds must go into a special trust fund with specified transfer rules and budget-use limits.
United States — Tennessee
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If the state board of education authorizes it, the commissioner of education or the commissioner’s appointed agents may operate a probationary local school system or school and have all powers needed for that operation.
United States — Tennessee
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Money from selling covered surplus state property must be deposited into the state office buildings and support facilities revolving fund.
United States — Tennessee
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Proceeds from certain prison-related surplus property sales must be deposited into the Sentencing Act of 1985 reserve unless the property is managed as revolving fund property.
United States — Tennessee
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Money from certain surplus property sales must be placed into a forestry facilities reserve.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of general services must make rules for the state’s accessible symbol used on signage for buildings the state owns or operates.
United States — Tennessee
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The chief procurement officer may dispose of certain seized motor vehicles and intoxicating beverages at public sale or to a governmental entity, and must carry out specified sale notices and administrative steps.
United States — Tennessee
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The chief procurement officer may sell certain forfeited or confiscated property at public sale for cash and may use internet advertising and internet auctions; the officer must fully advertise the property for sale.
United States — Tennessee
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The chief procurement officer must publish and post notice of a public sale of a seized and confiscated motor vehicle, include sale and inspection details, and hold the sale within a set time window.
United States — Tennessee
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Advertisement for a sale of intoxicating beverages must include specific sale details, and bidders must be licensed in this state.
United States — Tennessee
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Before any authorized property is sold, the chief procurement officer must determine its fair market value.
United States — Tennessee
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The chief procurement officer may reject bids and may readvertise the property for sale if no bid seems commensurate with fair market value.
United States — Tennessee
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The state must retain a fee from certain sales to cover administration costs, then pay the remaining proceeds to the proper departments, agencies, county, or municipality depending on the seizure context.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain government officers, employees, and agents are barred from buying or offering to buy property sold under this section, with limited exceptions.