Promoting Efficiencies in State Procurement

SB 311 Promoting Efficiencies in State Procurement

Maryland 2017 Regular Session

Promoting Efficiencies in State Procurement
SB-311

About SB-311

Altering provisions of State procurement law; altering the dollar value threshold that triggers the requirement to publish notice in eMaryland Marketplace; specifying a preferred procurement method for human, social, cultural, or educational services; establishing qualification based selection as the method of procurement for specified procurements; clarifying the authority of the board of trustees of a community college to advertise specified bids on eMaryland Marketplace; etc.

  

Bill Texts

Chaptered 06/01/2017
Engrossed 03/27/2017
Introduced 01/24/2017

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Sponsors (3)

Sen. Stephen Hershey


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Sen. Johnny Salling


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Sen. Thomas Miller


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Votes

House Floor - Third Reading Passed (135-0)

04/01/2017

Yeas: 135 | Nays: 0
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Senate Floor - Third Reading Passed (47-0)

03/02/2017

Yeas: 47 | Nays: 0
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History

Approved By The Governor - Chapter 588

05/25/2017

Returned Passed

04/10/2017

Third Reading Passed (135-0)

04/08/2017

Favorable Report By Health And Government Operations

04/07/2017

Favorable Report Adopted

04/07/2017

Second Reading Passed

04/07/2017

Rereferred To Health And Government Operations

04/04/2017

Third Reading Passed (47-0)

03/28/2017

First Reading House Rules And Executive Nominations

03/28/2017

Favorable With Amendments Report By Education, Health, And Environmental Affairs

03/27/2017

Favorable With Amendments {754336/1 Report Adopted

03/27/2017

Second Reading Passed With Amendments

03/27/2017

Hearing 2/16 At 1:00 P.m.

02/16/2017

First Reading Education, Health, And Environmental Affairs

01/20/2017

Subject(s)

State Government - Procurement Community Colleges Construction Contracts Electronic Government General Services, Department Of Notices Prices Procurement Public Works, Board Of Records Rules And Regulations Solicitation Advertising Electronic Commerce Review Boards