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Local Government Purchasing and Contracting Quick -Reference Tools In This Quick -Reference: Contracts Methods Arrow Chart Dollar Requirements Summary Requirements Detailed Award Exceptions ChartNorma Houston UNC School of GovernmentNovember 2015 Norma Houston Page 1 UNC School of Government Public Contracts Checklist Basic Legal Requirements for Local Government Gontracts: all (if any) statutorily required procurement procedures followed? (For example, ifformal or informal bidding is required, is the awardee the lowest responsible, responsivebidder?) the contract required to be in writing? Cities all contracts must be in writing ( 160A-16) Conveyance of real property (including easement), mining rights, or lease exceeding3 years ( 22-2) Construction contracts costing $500,000 or more, and purchase contracts costing$90,000 or more ( 143-129) Sale of goods exceeding $500 ( 25-2-201(1)) Other UCC and common law contract
Local Government Purchasing and Contracting Update: Statutory Requirements and Local Policies, Local Government Law Bulletin #118, UNC School of Government, February 2009 Refer to NC General Statute citation (“G.S.”) for specific details and exceptions.
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