73-305 – Director of Administrative Services; report required.
73-305. Director of Administrative Services; report required. The Director of Administrative Services shall, within forty-five days after receipt of the information described in sections 73-302 and 73-303 from the state agency, prepare a report detailing why the proposed contract was approved or disapproved. The report shall be delivered electronically to the chairperson of the Appropriations […]
73-603 – Department of Administrative Services; report; contents.
73-603. Department of Administrative Services; report; contents. (1) The Department of Administrative Services shall create an annual report that includes: (a) The total number and value of contracts awarded by the department; (b) The total number and value of contracts awarded by the department to contractors within this state; (c) The total number and value […]
73-306 – Rules and regulations.
73-306. Rules and regulations. The Department of Administrative Services shall adopt and promulgate rules and regulations to carry out sections 73-301 to 73-305. Such rules and regulations shall apply to the Director of Administrative Services in carrying out his or her duties pursuant to such sections. Source Laws 1995, LB 519, § 10.
73-604 – Certain contracts; contractor; provide information.
73-604. Certain contracts; contractor; provide information. Beginning on July 1, 2014, each contract awarded by the Department of Administrative Services shall require that the contractors provide to the department any and all information needed for compliance with section 73-603. Source Laws 2014, LB371, § 4.
73-307 – Sections; applicability; how construed.
73-307. Sections; applicability; how construed. Sections 73-301 to 73-306 shall not apply to the Nebraska Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act, the State Park System Construction Alternatives Act, sections 39-2808 to 39-2823, or section 57-1503. Sections 73-301 to 73-306 shall not be construed to apply to renewals of contracts already approved pursuant to or not subject to […]
73-401 – Contract with state agency; Public Counsel; jurisdiction.
73-401. Contract with state agency; Public Counsel; jurisdiction. Except for long-term care facilities subject to the jurisdiction of the state long-term care ombudsman pursuant to the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Act, the contracting agency shall ensure that any contract which a state agency enters into or renews which agrees that a corporation, partnership, business, firm, governmental […]
73-501 – Purposes of sections.
73-501. Purposes of sections. The purposes of sections 73-501 to 73-510 are to establish a standardized, open, and fair process for selection of contractual services, using performance-based contracting methods to the maximum extent practicable, and to create an accurate reporting of expended funds for contractual services. This process shall promote a standardized method of selection […]
73-502 – Terms, defined.
73-502. Terms, defined. For purposes of sections 73-501 to 73-510: (1) Contract for services means any contract that directly engages the time or effort of an independent contractor whose purpose is to perform an identifiable task, study, or report rather than to furnish an end item of supply, goods, equipment, or material; (2) Division means […]
73-503 – Documentation; requirements.
73-503. Documentation; requirements. (1) All state agencies shall process and document all contracts for services through the state accounting system. The Director of Administrative Services shall specify the format and type of information for state agencies to provide and approve any alternatives to such formats. All state agencies shall enter the information on new contracts […]
73-504 – Competitive bidding requirements.
73-504. Competitive bidding requirements. Except as provided in section 73-507: (1) All state agencies shall comply with the review and competitive bidding processes provided in this section for contracts for services. Unless otherwise exempt, no state agency shall expend funds for contracts for services without complying with this section; (2) All proposed state agency contracts […]