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Procurement Goods Bids interest under ND.C.C. S 13-01-14, for bills which are not paid within 90 days; and 2) the contractor will file a payroll report with workforce safety and insurance and pay all required premiums. ND.C.C. SS 48-02-06.2,65-04-10. All construction contracts, except those involving federal aid or where a preference would be contrary to law, must include a clause requiring the contractor to give preference to North Dakota residents in hiring, with preference given first to veterans. ND.C.C. S 43-07-20. Any state agency or contractor making repairs or alterations or constructing state buildings must purchase materials made or produced within the state, price and quality being equal or better. ND.C.C. S 48-02-10. With some exceptions, any retention of amounts due to a contractor under a public improvement contract is limited to 10% of each estimate presented until the project is 50% complete. ND.C.C. SS 43-07-23, 48-02-07. Goods purchased by OMS on behalf of state agencies under N.D.C.C. ch. 54-44.4, or pursuant to purchasing authority delegated by OMS, are usually purchased under a competitive procurement procedure. OMS deveiops specifications, receives bids, and may reject any bids or negotiate for a lower price with the successful bidder. Term contracts and multiple awards for certain contracts are also authorized. ND.C.C. S 54-44.4-05. For more information regarding the bidding process, see OMS's Procurement Office website at: http://www.state.nd.us/csd/spo/ For certain contracts, competitive bids are required. Examples of these contracts include: 1. Contracts for construction of pubiic improvements if the estimated cost exceeds $100,000. ND.C.C. S 48-01.1-03. 2. Concessions in public buildings or on public grounds. ND.C.C. S 48-09-01. 3. Highway construction contracts exceeding $20,000. ND.C.C. S 24-02-17. 4. State printing contracts. ND.C.C. SS 46-02-04, 46-02-09. 5. State purchasing contracts. ND.C.C. S 54-44.4-05. 5