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Chapter 2.68 — PURCHASING AND PUBLIC PROJECTS BID PROCEDURES

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

2.68.010 - Purchasing officer—Office created.

2.68.020 - Purchasing procedures, authority and policies.

2.68.030 - Purchasing officer—Powers and duties.

2.68.040 - Contracting requirements.

2.68.050 - Encumbrance of funds.

2.68.060 - Budget amendments.

2.68.070 - Inspection and testing.

2.68.080 - Surplus supplies and equipment.

2.68.090 - Bid contract officer—Office created.

2.68.100 Bid - Contract officer—powers and duties.

2.68.110 - Selecting the appropriate procurement method.

2.68.230 (Purchasing Procedures).

2.68.120 - Adoption of plans and scope of work.

2.68.130 - Splitting work orders.

2.68.140 - Contractors list—Public works projects.

2.68.150 - Purchasing procedures—Public works projects under ten thousand dollars.

2.68.160 - Purchasing procedures—Public works projects between ten thousand dollars and…

2.68.170 - Purchasing procedures—Public works projects between twenty five thousand…

2.68.180 - Formal bid procedures—Public works projects greater than one hundred…

2.68.190 - Emergencies—Public works projects.

2.68.200 - Purchases of supplies, equipment and professional and general contractual…

2.68.210 - Purchasing procedures—supplies, equipment and professional and general…

2.68.220 - Purchasing procedures—Supplies, equipment and professional and general…

2.68.230 - Purchasing procedures—Supplies, equipment and professional and general…

Section 2.68.180.

2.68.240 - City council authorizes city manager to sign purchase orders, contracts and agreements.

2.68.250 - Local preference.

2.68.260 - Auctions—City manager authority.

2.68.270 - Environmentally preferable purchasing and practices.

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