Rhode Island S2836 allows the state to procure food and food supplies under small purchase regulations for amounts less than $25,000.
Rhode Island S2836 amends the state's general laws to define food and food supplies for procurement purposes. The bill allows the state to procure food and food supplies under small purchase regulations for amounts less than $25,000. It defines food as articles used for food or drink, chewing gum, and components of food or drink articles. Food supplies include non-durable, consumable items used to store, handle, serve, package, or present food, such as disposable paper goods and single-use serviceware. The bill takes effect upon passage.
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