Bidding procedures; create exceptions for certain construction and service contracts at National and State Landmarks.
SB 2304 exempts renovation, repair, restoration, or improvement projects at Mississippi's State Capitol building and other designated National or State Landmarks from standard state bidding requirements. This means state agencies working on these specific historic sites no longer need to follow the usual competitive bidding processes for construction or service contracts. The bill amends existing procurement laws (Sections 31-7-13 and 27-104-7) to create this exception, directly affecting agencies managing maintenance at these landmark properties. The change simplifies procurement for projects at these culturally significant locations without altering bidding rules for other state projects.
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Introduced Jan 20, 2025
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Referred To Public Property;Accountability, Efficiency, Transparency
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Bart Williams
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