Maryland HB1235 amends procurement laws to require competitive sealed bids and proposals for certain contracts, emphasizing in-state economic impact.
Maryland HB1235 revises state procurement laws to mandate competitive sealed bids and proposals for specific services and contracts exceeding certain values. The bill emphasizes the importance of in-state economic impact by requiring bidders to include statements about state-based employees, subcontractors, and expected taxes and jobs generated. It also sets criteria for evaluating bids and proposals, including technical merit, economic impact, and prior performance.
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