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Williams |
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HB |
768 |
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SHORT TITLE: |
Exemptions from the Procurement Code |
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ANALYST: |
Geisler |
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General
Services Department (GSD)
SUMMARY
Synopsis
of Bill
House Bill 768 exempts from the Procurement Code
contracts or leases between a local public body and others for operating or maintain a hospital.
Significant
Issues
GSD report this new material is identical to current
law. Laws 2001, Chapter 291, Section 8 was signed into law, but
was not the last bill signed. It is
included in the compiler’s notes, but was not in the provision included in the
NMSA compilation. This bill clarifies
that Chapter 291 is law.
OTHER SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES
As noted in the 2001
bill analysis, the Procurement Code applies to tangible personal
property, not the lease of real property, so the section relating to Section
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