§ 39.04.010 Definitions
§ 39.04.015 Adjustment to bid price — Conditions
§ 39.04.020 Plans and specifications — Estimates — Publication — Emergencies
§ 39.04.040 Work to be executed according to plans — Supplemental plans
§ 39.04.050 Contents of original estimates
§ 39.04.060 Supplemental estimates
§ 39.04.070 Account and record of cost
§ 39.04.080 Certified copy to be filed — Engineers’ certificate
§ 39.04.100 Records open to public inspection — Certified copies
§ 39.04.105 Competitive bidding — Written protests — Notice of contract execution
§ 39.04.107 Competitive bidding — Bidder claiming error
§ 39.04.110 Penalty for false entries
§ 39.04.120 Change orders due to environmental protection requirements — Costs — Dispute resolution
§ 39.04.130 Application of RCW 39.04.120
§ 39.04.133 State capital improvement or construction projects — Product standards
§ 39.04.135 Demolition projects — Recycling or reuse of materials
§ 39.04.151 Small works roster — State agencies, authorized local governments may establish — Municipal research and services center — Rules
§ 39.04.152 Uniform small works roster provisions — Invitations for bids — Retainage, performance bonds — Bid quotations — List of small works contracts awarded
§ 39.04.154 Capital projects advisory review board — Review — Recommendations
§ 39.04.155 Small works roster contract procedures — Limited public works process — Definitions
§ 39.04.156 Small works roster manual — Notification to local governments
§ 39.04.160 Contracts subject to requirements established under office of minority and women’s business enterprises
§ 39.04.162 Awards of procurement contracts to veteran-owned businesses
§ 39.04.170 Application of chapter to performance-based contracts for energy equipment
§ 39.04.175 Application of chapter to certain agreements relating to water pollution control, solid waste handling facilities
§ 39.04.180 Trench excavations — Safety systems required
§ 39.04.190 Purchase contract process — Other than formal sealed bidding
§ 39.04.200 Small works roster or purchase contracts — Listing of contracts awarded required
§ 39.04.210 Correctional facilities construction and repair — Findings
§ 39.04.220 Correctional facilities construction and repair — Use of general contractor/construction manager method for awarding contracts — Demonstration projects
§ 39.04.230 Correctional facilities construction and repair — Alternative contracting method to remain in force until contracts completed
§ 39.04.235 Public works contracts — Unit priced contracts — When authorized — Bidding requirements
§ 39.04.240 Public works contracts — Awarding of attorneys’ fees
§ 39.04.250 Payments received on account of work performed by subcontractor — Disputed amounts — Remedies
§ 39.04.260 Private construction performed pursuant to contract for rental, lease, or purchase by state — Must comply with prevailing wage law
§ 39.04.270 Electronic data processing and telecommunications systems — Municipalities — Acquisition method — Competitive negotiation — Findings, intent
§ 39.04.280 Competitive bidding requirements — Exemptions
§ 39.04.290 Contracts for building engineering systems
§ 39.04.300 Apprenticeship training programs — Purpose
§ 39.04.310 Apprenticeship training programs — Definitions
§ 39.04.320 Apprenticeship training programs — Public works contracts — Adjustment of specific projects — Report and collection of agency data — Apprenticeship utilization advisory committee created
§ 39.04.330 Use of wood products — Compliance with chapter 39.35D RCW
§ 39.04.340 Apprenticeship and training council outreach effort
§ 39.04.350 Bidder responsibility criteria — Sworn statement — Supplemental criteria
§ 39.04.360 Payment of undisputed claims
§ 39.04.370 Contract requirements — Off-site prefabricated items — Submission of information
§ 39.04.380 Preference for resident contractors
§ 39.04.400 Repair or replacement of structurally deficient bridges
§ 39.04.410 Public works projects — Pollinator habitat
§ 39.04.420 Signage for 988 national suicide prevention and mental health crisis hotline
§ 39.04.900 Rights may not be waived — Construction — 1992 c 223
§ 39.04.901 Application — 1992 c 223
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