Plain English Breakdown
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New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board Act
This act changes how the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board buys materials, supplies, and equipment for its operations.
What This Bill Does
- Changes rules about buying things that cost more than $30,000. Now these must follow a specific process to find the best price.
- Updates rules for buying items between $10,000 and $30,000. These purchases need at least three quotes from sellers.
- Allows emergency purchases up to $30,000 without a full bidding process if there is an urgent situation.
Who It Names or Affects
- The New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board
- Sellers who provide materials or supplies to the board
Terms To Know
- Emergency Purchase
- Buying things quickly when there is an urgent need, like fixing a broken pipe.
- Lowest Responsible Bidder
- The person or company that offers to do the work for the least amount of money while still being able to complete the job properly.
Limits and Unknowns
- It does not specify exactly how much it will cost.
- It is unclear what specific emergencies qualify for emergency purchases over $10,000.