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Code · Oregon · ORS Chapter 381 · Interstate Bridges

381.100 Requirements for request for proposals or invitation to bid; contents of agreement

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381.100 Requirements for request for proposals or invitation to bid; contents of agreement.
(1)A request for proposals or an invitation to bid issued in accordance with the provisions of ORS 381.096 or 381.098 at a minimum must:
(a)Require the proposer or bidder to comply with the requirements of ORS chapters 279A, 279B and 279C and other applicable laws related to environmental protection, worker health and safety and employment of apprentices; and
(b)State that the contracting agency will give a preference to procuring products, materials and components that are fabricated within the boundaries of this state or the State of Idaho to the maximum extent feasible and practicable and taking into consideration:
(A)Applicable state and federal law;
(B)Whether in fabricating the products, materials and components a proposer or bidder can recycle materials or use recycled materials;
(C)Whether the sites at which the products, materials or components are fabricated are in close proximity to the bridge location; and
(D)Whether transportation costs and other conveniences favor or disfavor using products, materials and components manufactured in this state or the State of Idaho.
(2)An agreement made or contract entered into pursuant to the authority of ORS 381.096 or 381.098 shall, among other things, contain express provisions with respect to:
(a)The site of the bridge.
(b)The maximum financial and other obligations assumed by each of the contracting parties.
(c)The estimated cost of the structure with the structure’s approaches and connecting roads.
(d)The sources from which all the funds are to be obtained or derived.
(e)Any other appropriate matters or provisions consistent with the prudent principles of economy and good business. [1955 c.85 §3; 2009 c.375 §2]
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