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United States — Tennessee
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Certain local-government and related nonprofit officers and directors must not have a direct or indirect interest in covered contracts.
United States — Tennessee
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If a covered officer or similar person becomes directly or unlawfully indirectly interested in a contract, they forfeit all pay and compensation, are dismissed, and are barred from the same or a similar position for 10 years.
United States — Tennessee
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State officials and employees cannot bid on, sell, or try to sell goods to Tennessee, and the ban continues for six months after they leave office or employment.
United States — Tennessee
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This section bans several procurement-related conflicts and kickback-style practices, and makes violations a Class A misdemeanor.
United States — Tennessee
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Circuit and criminal court judges must give §§ 12-4-103 through 12-4-105 in charge to their grand juries, and grand juries may summon witnesses and inquire into probable violations of those sections.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain procurement officials must not accept gifts or other valuable things from bidders or potential contract awardees, and a related conflict-of-interest rule bars certain people and their companies from bidding on a public contract when they or an immediate family member sit on the approving board or commission.
United States — Tennessee
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This section sets procurement rules for architectural/engineering services and certain construction services, including qualifications-based selection, written proposals, bid procedures, and limits on a construction manager’s own construction work.
United States — Tennessee
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Construction contractors may withdraw retained funds if they deposit approved securities, and certain officials must handle, approve, or hold those securities under specified conditions.
United States — Tennessee
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Creates the capital preplanning account and requires it to fund, reimburse, carry over, and limit spending to the section’s purpose.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain local and public bodies must award qualifying energy-related services contracts on the same basis as professional services contracts.
United States — Tennessee
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This section lets the state designate certain correctional-facility prototype designs, and requires designation, document redaction, and seal/stamp handling when the designs are reused.
United States — Tennessee
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Governmental entities may use RFPs to enter multi-year contracts for painting and other maintenance of water storage tanks and related facilities, but cost cannot be the only evaluation factor.
United States — Tennessee
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For covered competitive-bidding procurements, addenda close to bid opening are not allowed unless the bid deadline is extended, and bid-document questions must reach the designer at least 96 hours before bid opening.
United States — Tennessee
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Public officers and employees face conflict-of-interest rules for public contracts and procurement transactions.
United States — Tennessee
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This section defines “organizational conflicts of interest” and requires certain state procurement bodies to create policies, identify these conflicts, write related determinations, and report them periodically.
United States — Tennessee
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Local governments may use electronic mailing and electronic receipt for bid and proposal solicitations, but they may not require small businesses or minority-owned businesses to use electronic response or receipt.
United States — Tennessee
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State and local governments may not require contractors on public construction projects to hire workers based on local residence or a specific income range, unless federal law requires it.
United States — Tennessee
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State procurement agencies may use alternative contracting vehicles for up to five energy-savings pilot projects for state-owned buildings, but the contracts need approval and the projects must meet reporting, audit, and completion deadlines.
United States — Tennessee
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Public work contracts generally cannot be let until the contractor provides a good and solvent bond, though certain securities or cash may be substituted.
United States — Tennessee
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A public officer who must let or award contracts cannot do so without requiring a bond for payment of labor and material.