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TCA § 12-2-414 — Rules and regulations
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Rules and regulations under this part must comply with the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act.
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Rules and regulations under this part must comply with the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act.
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Agreements or combinations that reduce competition or control price in state surplus personal property sales are unlawful and void.
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A violation of § 12-2-415 is a Class E felony.
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A state employee who violates § 12-2-415 can be removed from state employment and barred from that employment for 5 years.
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Certain entities may keep profits from reselling repaired surplus property, and the sale must be publicly advertised before resale.
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Counties, municipalities, and metropolitan governments may transfer used or surplus personal property between certain government entities, subject to approval by the governing bodies involved.
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Municipalities and counties may buy certain goods at publicly advertised auctions without public notice or competitive bidding, but the governing body must adopt written auction-purchase procedures and the purchasing official must report key purchase details after such a purchase.
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Local governments may sell certain significant property by private negotiation if the local legislative body approves and preservation conditions are met.
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A person, firm, or corporation must apply to the central procurement office to be placed on the permanent register of respondents before being considered for contract award.
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Applicants must include certain statements in their applications, and the central procurement office may require more information.
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The central procurement office must create and keep a permanent mailing list from the permanent register of respondents.
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The central procurement office may use electronic distribution and a website to satisfy mailing requirements, may receive responses electronically, and may not require small businesses or minority-owned businesses to use electronic receipt or response.
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The central procurement office must buy and contract for specified state goods and services, unless an exception in §§ 12-3-102 or 12-3-103 applies.
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Several state entities and listed contract types are exempt from this chapter’s procurement rules, and certain entities may use the central procurement office.
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These professional services contracts must not be awarded through competitive procurement and must instead be based on recognized competence and integrity.
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When a state department or agency wants to lease or rent equipment, the department of general services must first check whether the equipment is already available from another state department, institution, or agency. It may also request a transfer of the equipment, but only with approval from the head of the transferr
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This section gives Sections 12-3-1101 through 12-3-1108 a short title and allows them to be cited by that name.
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This section defines key terms used in the part, including several business categories, people categories, and government entities.
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The procurement commission may adopt certification rules, and the governor’s office must run the certification program, publish a directory, and receive applications from businesses seeking certification.
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State agencies must actively solicit bids and proposals from specified small and diverse businesses for listed services and contracts.