Montana SB246 establishes procurement laws for Montana-produced food products and sets reporting requirements for food product purchases by.
Montana SB246 amends existing laws to allow for the procurement of Montana-produced food products by governmental bodies under certain conditions. It permits direct purchase of Montana-produced food products if their quality is equivalent to those produced outside the state, if a vendor can supply sufficient quantity, and if the bid is reasonable. The bill also mandates that contracts for food product procurement with a total value of $100,000 or more include a provision requiring vendors to report annually on the total dollar value of food products purchased and the dollar value of.
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