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Chapter 2.16 — CITY PURCHASING AND DISPOSITION OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY

Redlands Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Redlands

2.16.010: Definitions

2.16.010: DEFINITIONS:

2.16.020: PURCHASING SYSTEM:

2.16.030: PURCHASING AGENT:

2.16.040: POWERS AND DUTIES:

2.16.050: PURCHASING STANDARDS AND ETHICS:

2.16.060: CONFLICT OF INTEREST:

2.16.070: GRATUITIES:

2.16.080: PURCHASE REQUISITION:

2.16.090: PURCHASE ORDER:

2.16.100: ENCUMBRANCE OF FUNDS:

2.16.110: COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT:

2.16.120: FORMAL PROCUREMENT:

2.16.130: EMERGENCY PROCUREMENT FOR NONPUBLIC PROJECT:

2.16.140: PUBLIC PROJECT CONSTRUCTION WORK:

2.16.150: NONPUBLIC PROJECT IMPROVEMENT WORK:

2.16.160: BIDDING REQUIREMENTS FOR SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND SPECIALIZED GOODS:

2.16.170: "BEST VALUE" FOR SPECIALIZED GOODS, NONPROFESSIONAL SERVICES, AND NONPUBLIC…

2.16.180: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES:

2.16.190: NONPROFESSIONAL SERVICES:

2.16.200: CHANGE ORDERS:

2.16.210: COOPERATIVE PURCHASING:

2.16.220: BUSINESS PREFERENCES:

2.16.230: AUTHORIZATION TO EXECUTE CONTRACTS:

2.16.240: STANDARDIZATION OF EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES:

2.16.250: INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS:

2.16.260: EXTERNAL RESTRICTIONS:

2.16.270: RESALE ITEMS:

2.16.280: COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT EXCEPTIONS:

2.16.290: DESIGNATION OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY:

2.16.300: SALE IN OPEN MARKET OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY:

2.16.310: SALE BY BID OR AUCTION OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY:

2.16.320: TRADE IN SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY:

2.16.330: DISPOSAL OF UNSERVICEABLE JUNK OR SCRAP PERSONAL PROPERTY:

2.16.340: DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY TO PUBLIC AGENCIES AND NONPROFIT…

2.16.350: DISPOSAL OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY:

2.16.360: DISPOSAL OF BICYCLES:

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