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Raising the Federal Micro-Purchase Threshold: Self-Certification for Units of Local Government in North Carolina

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School of Government COVID-19 Procurement Resources – We’re Here to Help!

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Force Majeure Clauses and COVID-19

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COVID-19: Procurement Questions for North Carolina’s Local Governments

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New Law Modifies Construction Indemnification and Prohibits Duty-to-Defend in Design Professional Contracts

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New School Construction Lease Authority

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Local Government Owners of Historic Property Asked to Convey Property by End of 2017: What Public Officials Should Know

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Legal and Business Reasons Why Downtown Development Programs Should Involve Secured Loans—Not Grants

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Statues and Statutes: Limits on Removing Monuments from Public Property

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Companies that Boycott Israel – New Contracting Limitation But No Action Required Yet!

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Iran Divestment Act Changes – No Certification Required Anymore!

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Conveyance of property in a public-private partnership for a “downtown development project”

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HB2 Reset Beyond Bathrooms . . . Local Government Contracting Limitations Repealed

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Conveyance of Local Government Property for Affordable Housing

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Beyond Bathrooms – Special Session Legislation Impacts City and County Contracts

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Follow Procedures Prior to Acquiring Property for Redevelopment

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IT’S BACK . . . New E-Verify Contracting Requirements

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Leasing Government Property 2015 Legislative Changes: Notice Requirements and Communications Towers

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Annexation Agreements for Economic Development – Not an Option

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The North Carolina Criminal Self-Dealing Statute (G.S. 14-234): Five Things You Should Know

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Donating Property: Beware of Constitutional Constraints

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Conveyance of Local Government Property to Nonprofit EDC for Industrial Park

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Sale of Historic Structures by NC Local Governments for Redevelopment

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New Construction Contractor Prequalification Requirements

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Disposing of Small Surplus Items: One Man’s Junk is Another Man’s Treasure

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New Construction Delivery Methods – Public-Private Partnerships (P3)

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Subdivision Performance Guarantees

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New Design-Build Bridging Construction Method – Design-Build “Lite”

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New Design-Build Construction Method – No Local Act Required

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Giving and Receiving Gifts

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Preempted? Let Me Count The Ways.

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E-Verify Requirements Apply to Public Contracts – NOW!

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2013 Public Purchasing and Contracting Legislative Update – What’s Hot and What’s Not

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Local government assistance for a real estate development project—without making a grant

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Mini-Brooks Act FAQ’s

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Does the Board Have to Approve This?

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Water and Sewer Extensions “At No Cost” – Analyzing the New Annexation Law

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New Requirements for “Owner-Contractor” Building Projects

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2011 Purchasing and Contracting Legislative Wrap-Up

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Emergency Procurement – When is an emergency really an emergency?

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Rejecting Bids – Who Can and When Can They?

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Taking (Personal) Advantage of Public Contracts

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Signed, Sealed, Delivered: When Sealed Bids Are Required

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Counting the Days

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Selling Seized Property

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Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 6

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Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 5

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Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 4

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Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 3

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Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 2

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Local Preferences in Public Contracting, Part 1

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The ABCs of IFBs, ITBs, RFPs, RFQs, and RFIs

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Update on Purchasing Computer Equipment and TVs

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2010 Local Government Purchasing and Contracting Legislative Update

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Conflicts of Interest and Subcontractors

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All For One and One For All: Competitive Bidding Group Purchasing Programs

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Good Faith Efforts? Prove It!

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Property Disposal Chart

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Brand-specific specifications

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Executive Order 50 and Local Governments

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Bidding Confidential

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Tapping Private Resources for Construction of Public Facilities – Some Legal Limitations Local Government Officials Should Know About

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This Deed is Subject to … Huh?

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Low Bidder Limbo: When the Low Bid Is Too Low

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Federal Grants and Codes of Conduct

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Protests and ARRA and Bears, Oh My!

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“Approved as to Form”

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Prequalification: Good, bad, or indifferent?

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Contracting Without a License? Beware.

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Before You Start Recycling Your Bid Files, Read This!

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Stimulus Funding Webinar and Website

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When can a local government employee or official buy surplus property from the local government? Part 2

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When can a local government employee or official buy surplus property from the local government? Part 1

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Buying Without Bidding: Limits on Three Common Exceptions to the Bidding Laws

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Are You Certified? Part II: More Information About The New Statewide Uniform HUB Certification Program

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To Bid or Not to Bid? How to Buy Hardware and Software

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Are You Certified? The New Statewide Uniform HUB Certification Program

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Change orders: How much change is too much?