§ 5-18B-1 Plans and specifications–Advertisement–Availability
§ 5-18B-2 Certified check or cashier’s check for percentage of bid or bid bond required
§ 5-18B-3 Check or bid bond requirement–Waiver
§ 5-18B-4 Surety bond or insurance contract required in bid, in contract, or by law
§ 5-18B-5 Negotiations if lowest responsive and responsible bid exceeds final estimated project cost
§ 5-18B-6 Certification regarding labor provided by nonresident subcontractors
§ 5-18B-7 Contractor’s use tax liability
§ 5-18B-8 Forfeited funds accrue to funds provided for construction
§ 5-18B-9 Time limits–Return of checks–Return or destruction of bid bonds
§ 5-18B-10 Plans and specifications prepared by architect or engineer
§ 5-18B-11 Progress payments–Retention of funds from final payment–Interest
§ 5-18B-12 Bond or deposit of securities in lieu of retention of sums due for work performed
§ 5-18B-13 Occupancy before completion and acceptance
§ 5-18B-14 Project superintendent–Installment payments–Final payment
§ 5-18B-15 Architect or engineer may not be contractor or construction manager on project exceeding one hundred thousand dollars–Exemption
§ 5-18B-16 Unemployment compensation
§ 5-18B-17 Contractor’s excise tax license
§ 5-18B-18 Contributions and interest due the Department of Labor and Regulation
§ 5-18B-19 Amendment or change order to existing contract
§ 5-18B-20 Design-build contracts
§ 5-18B-21 Design-builder to be authorized
§ 5-18B-22 Subletting of design services
§ 5-18B-23 Subletting construction or other services
§ 5-18B-24 Contracts with unlicensed or unqualified design-builder permitted if services sublet to licensed or qualified person
§ 5-18B-25 Request for proposals to contain performance criteria–Qualifications of developer
§ 5-18B-26 Performance criteria developer and design builder to perform separate roles
§ 5-18B-27 Performance criteria developer to be purchasing agency employee or engaged in accordance with statutorial procedures–Delegation
§ 5-18B-28 Development of performance criteria
§ 5-18B-29 Elements of design-build request for proposals–Time for mailing to pre-qualified design-builders
§ 5-18B-30 Design-build request not to be detailed–Drawings–Specifications–Standards
§ 5-18B-31 Pre-qualification of design-builders–Elements of request for qualifications
§ 5-18B-32 Deposit or bond submitted with proposal–Forfeiture
§ 5-18B-33 Proposals to be sealed–Contents
§ 5-18B-34 Confidentiality of proposals
§ 5-18B-35 Review and opinion of performance criteria developer–Submission to governing body
§ 5-18B-36 Acceptance of a proposal–Evaluation criteria scores
§ 5-18B-37 Rejection of design-build proposals–Solicitation of new proposals
§ 5-18B-38 Withdrawal of design-build proposal
§ 5-18B-39 Construction manager engagement
§ 5-18B-40 Services of construction manager
§ 5-18B-41 Manager-agent
§ 5-18B-42 Manager-at-risk
§ 5-18B-43 Criteria for construction manager engagement
§ 5-18B-44 Criteria for construction manager-at-risk engagement
§ 5-18B-45 Active involvement of licensed design professional required
§ 5-18B-46 Improvement projects that rely on federal funding from FAA
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 18B - Procurement of Public Improvements

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