Texas HB4105 allows counties with over 3.3 million residents to consider a bidder's principal place of business when awarding contracts.

Texas HB4105 amends the Local Government Code to allow counties with a population over 3.3 million to consider a bidder's principal place of business when awarding contracts for services or construction, repair, or renovation of structures, roads, highways, or other improvements. A county may award such a contract to a bidder with a principal place of business in the county or a contiguous county if the bid is within three percent of the lowest bid and the commissioners court determines the bid offers the best combination of price, performance, and economic development opportunities.

Texas HB4105 allows counties with over 3.3 million residents to consider a bidder's principal place of business when awarding contracts.

Texas HB4105 amends the Local Government Code to allow counties with a population over 3.3 million to consider a bidder's principal place of business when awarding contracts for services or construction, repair, or renovation of structures, roads, highways, or other improvements. A county may award such a contract to a bidder with a principal place of business in the county or a contiguous county if the bid is within three percent of the lowest bid and the commissioners court determines the bid offers the best combination of price, performance, and economic development opportunities.