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Title 3 — REVENUE AND FINANCE

Chapter 3.08 — PURCHASING OF SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES

Jackson Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Jackson

§ 3.08.010. Adoption of purchasing system.

§ 3.08.020. Scope of chapter.

§ 3.08.030. Centralized purchasing division.

§ 3.08.035. Eco-procurement policy.

§ 3.08.040. Purchasing agent.

§ 3.08.050. Purchasing regulations.

§ 3.08.060. Exemptions from centralized purchasing.

§ 3.08.070. Estimates of requirements.

§ 3.08.080. Requisitions.

§ 3.08.090. Purchase orders.

§ 3.08.100. Encumbrance of funds.

§ 3.08.110. Inspection and testing.

§ 3.08.120. Bidding.

§ 3.08.130. Formal (sealed) bid procedures.

§ 3.08.140. Notice inviting formal bids.

§ 3.08.150. Published notice for formal bids.

§ 3.08.160. Approved vendors list.

§ 3.08.170. Bulletin board notice.

§ 3.08.180. Bidder's security.

§ 3.08.190. Other formal bond requirements.

§ 3.08.200. Prebid conference.

§ 3.08.210. Formal bid opening procedure.

§ 3.08.220. Rejection of formal bids.

§ 3.08.230. Award of formal bid contracts.

§ 3.08.240. Tie formal bids.

§ 3.08.250. No formal bids.

§ 3.08.254. Determination of irresponsible bidder.

§ 3.08.255. Protest procedure.

§ 3.08.260. Open market or informal bid procedure.

§ 3.08.270. Minimum number of informal bids.

§ 3.08.275. Preference for recycled content.

§ 3.08.280. Notice inviting informal bids.

§ 3.08.290. Record of informal bids.

§ 3.08.300. Exceptions to competitive bidding requirement.

§ 3.08.310. Regulations regarding selection of contract services.

§ 3.08.320. Surplus supplies and equipment.

§ 3.08.330. Surplus supplies—Trade-ins.

§ 3.08.340. Surplus supplies—Sale.

§ 3.08.350. Conveying surplus personal property to charitable, nonprofit organizations.

§ 3.08.360. Cooperative purchasing programs.

§ 3.08.370. Credit card purchases.

§ 3.08.380. Bid computation—Local bids.

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