Nebraska § 73-201 Legislative findings

Nebraska Statutes

§ 73-201 — Legislative findings

Nebraska·Ch. 73 Public Lettings and Contracts

The Legislature finds that:

(1)Article IV, section 6, of the Constitution of Nebraska requires that the affairs of the state be economically and efficiently administered and thereby imposes a duty to expend no more for any service than it is worth;

(2)The types and provisions of contracts executed on behalf of the state have a direct bearing on the economical and efficient administration of the affairs of the state; and

(3)Fee-for-service contracts are the usual, customary, and accepted manner of contracting on behalf of the state.

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The Legislature finds that:
(1) Article IV, section 6, of the Constitution of Nebraska requires that the affairs of the state be economically and efficiently administered and thereby imposes a duty to expend no more for any service than it is worth;
(2) The types and provisions of contracts executed on behalf of the state have a direct bearing on the economical and efficient administration of the affairs of the state; and
(3) Fee-for-service contracts are the usual, customary, and accepted manner of contracting on behalf of the state.

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