Procurement Reform Amendment Act of 2026 amends procurement practices in the District of Columbia.
The Procurement Reform Amendment Act of 2026 amends procurement practices in the District of Columbia. It modifies the procurement process by allowing contracting officers to establish retainage rates for construction contracts, exempting certain contracts from competitive sealed bidding, and authorizing the use of source selection methods not explicitly listed in the law. The bill also changes the review process for suspension and debarment decisions, limits the time frame for claims related to government contracts, and prohibits certain terms in contracts.
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