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PURCHASING
Statutes
RSMo. 376.696 - prohibits the governing body of any political
subdivision from entering into a contract to purchase insurance unless the contract is submitted to
competitive every; bidding at least six years. State statutes also require the contract to be awarded
to the lowest and best bidder.
RSMo 67.150 - requires bidding for the purchase of
health insurance every three years.
RSMo 49.292 -
Rejection of transfer of real property by donation or dedication authorized, when--proof and acknowledgment required.
RSMo Chapter 88 - bidding requirements can be found throughout the chapter. They cover a
wide variety of issues including sidewalks, streets, etc. As a general rule, if the work is done under
special assessment, competitive bidding is required
RSMo. 105.462 and RSMo 105.458 -prohibits a city official from selling or providing services to the city in
excess of $500 per transaction or $5,000 in one year, unless public notice is given and bids are
submitted.
RSMo 8.679 -
when in the discretion of the public owner, it is determined that a public works project should be
performed with a negotiated contract for construction management services, such public owner
shall advertise and solicit proposals from qualified construction managers.
RSMo 100.170 - Industrial development projects with general obligation
bonds
RSMo 182.270 - City library (cities over 10,000) by election
RSMo 91.170 - waterworks erection/purchase of revenue bonds
RSMo 8.285 - 8. 291 Selection of
architectural, engineering, and land surveying services unless the municipality adopts its own
policy.
RSMo 34.353-
Political subdivisions to purchase or lease only goods or commodities produced in the United States, exceptions, procedure.
Ordinances
Professional Services & Bidding Construction
Articles
MML Memo on Statutory Bidding Requirements
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