Nebraska § 73-1116 Construction manager; authorized agency; further negotiations; powers and duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 73-1116 — Construction manager; authorized agency; further negotiations; powers and duties

Nebraska § 73-1116

Ch. 73Public Lettings and Contracts

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 73-1116 (2026).

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(1)Before the construction manager begins any construction services, the authorized agency shall:

(a)Conduct an independent cost estimate for the project; and

(b)Conduct contract negotiations with the construction manager to develop a construction manager-general contractor contract for construction services.

(2)If the construction manager and the authorized agency are unable to negotiate a contract, the authorized agency may use other contract procurement processes as provided by law. Persons or organizations who submitted proposals but were unable to negotiate a contract with the authorized agency shall be eligible to compete in the other contract procurement processes.

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(1) Before the construction manager begins any construction services, the authorized agency shall:
(a) Conduct an independent cost estimate for the project; and
(b) Conduct contract negotiations with the construction manager to develop a construction manager-general contractor contract for construction services.
(2) If the construction manager and the authorized agency are unable to negotiate a contract, the authorized agency may use other contract procurement processes as provided by law. Persons or organizations who submitted proposals but were unable to negotiate a contract with the authorized agency shall be eligible to compete in the other contract procurement processes.