Maryland SB943 establishes standardized evaluation criteria for competitive sealed bids and proposals in state procurement, emphasizing in-state.
Maryland SB943 modifies state procurement processes by requiring competitive sealed bids and proposals to be evaluated using standardized criteria. This includes assessing technical merit, state and local economic impact, and total cost to the unit. The bill mandates that proposals include a statement of state and local economic impact, detailing factors such as the percentage of state-based employees, use of state-based subcontractors, and estimated state and local taxes generated.
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