Hawaii HB723 amends procurement laws to prioritize local vendors and allow contract splitting.
Hawaii HB723 amends the Hawaii public procurement code to support local businesses by prioritizing purchases from local vendors. It allows state agencies to split contracts into smaller parcels to enable multiple local vendors to bid and secure portions of state procurement contracts. The bill specifies conditions for awarding contracts to multiple vendors, including promoting efficiency, expanding opportunities for local vendors, and ensuring project efficiency and reasonable costs.
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