Rhode Island General Laws > Title 37 Rhode Island General Laws > Title 37 – Public Property and Works Current as of: 2024 | Check for updates | Other versions Chapter 37-1 Acceptance of Gifts Chapter 37-2 State Purchases Chapter 37-2.1 Domestic Steel Chapter 37-2.2 Disability Business Enterprises Chapter 37-2.3 Government Oversight and Fiscal Accountability Review Act Chapter 37-2.4 Habilitation Procurement Program Chapter 37-2.5 Prohibition on Contracting with Iran Chapter 37-2.6 Anti-Discrimination in State Contracts Chapter 37-3.2 Quonset Point Naval Air Station Property Lease Chapter 37-4 Automotive Equipment Chapter 37-5 Department of Transportation Chapter 37-6 Acquisition of Land Chapter 37-6.1 Relocation Payments Chapter 37-6.2 Scenic Enhancement and Rest and Recreation Areas Along Federal Aid Highways Chapter 37-7 Management and Disposal of Property Chapter 37-7.1 Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation – Sale of Property Chapter 37-8 Public Buildings Chapter 37-9 State Auditorium Chapter 37-10 Eastern States’ Exposition Building Chapter 37-11 Insurance of State Property Chapter 37-12 Contractors’ Bonds Chapter 37-12.1 Substitution of Security for Retained Earnings of Architects and Engineers Chapter 37-13 Labor and Payment of Debts by Contractors Chapter 37-13.1 Actions Against the State on Highway and Public Works Contracts Chapter 37-14.1 Minority Business Enterprise Chapter 37-14.2 The Micro Businesses Act Chapter 37-14.3 Veteran-Owned Business Enterprises Chapter 37-15 Litter Control and Recycling Chapter 37-15.1 Hard-To-Dispose Material – Control and Recycling Chapter 37-16 Public Works Arbitration Chapter 37-18 Narragansett Indian Land Management Corporation Chapter 37-20 Big River Reservoir Moratorium Chapter 37-21 Minority Business Development Compliance Act Chapter 37-23 Safety Awareness Programs Chapter 37-24 The Green Buildings Act Chapter 37-25 Corrosion Prevention and Mitigation Work Requirements Chapter 37-26 Building Service Work Ask a legal question, get an answer ASAP!Click here to chat with a lawyer about your rights.