Hawaii HB1155 amends procurement regulations, exempting certain contracts from competitive bidding.
Hawaii HB1155 modifies procurement regulations by exempting specific contracts from competitive bidding requirements. It excludes contracts solicited before July 1, 1994, unless parties agree to apply the regulations. Other exemptions include contracts for disbursing funds, procuring goods or services from governmental bodies, and specific goods, services, or construction. The bill also mandates that certain educational materials and training for career and technical education programs must be procured through competitive bidding, with specific thresholds for quotes and compliance.
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