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Code · Maryland · State Finance and Procurement

§ 14-204

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§14–204.
The Special Secretary for the Office of Small, Minority, and Women Business Affairs shall adopt regulations to establish procedures for:
(1)compiling and maintaining a comprehensive bidder’s list of small businesses;
(2)locating potential sources for various construction related services, supplies, and services and affirmatively seeking to locate potential minority business enterprise sources for those construction related services, supplies, and services;
(3)helping small businesses to comply with the procedures for bidding on procurement contracts;
(4)examining requests for construction related services, supplies, and services to determine when an invitation for bids may be designated for the Small Business Preference Program;
(5)bidding for a procurement contract designated for a small business preference;
(6)simplifying procurement specifications and terms, to increase the opportunities for small business participation;
(7)investigating the responsibility of bidders on small business preferences; and
(8)explaining to a small business the reason for which its bid for a small business preference was rejected.
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