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State Procurement Code

Alaska · Public Contracts · §§ 36.30.005 to 36.30.995 · 140 sections

Overview

The State Procurement Code governs how Alaska's state entities — executive branch agencies, the legislature, and the court system — buy supplies and services and enter into leases, centralizing purchasing authority under a chief procurement officer who issues implementing regulations and oversees specifications and supply management. Its default mechanism is competitive sealed bidding, with an invitation to bid, public notice, bid security, a formal bid opening, evaluation and award, and rules governing late, corrected, or withdrawn bids and cancelled awards. It also provides alternative methods where sealed bidding does not fit: competitive sealed proposals with discussion and revision before award, multi-step bidding and proposals, separate procedures for architectural, engineering, and land surveying contracts, lease-purchase agreements, electronic submission, and limited exceptions for single source, limited competition, and innovative procurements.

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