New Hampshire § 176:18 Contracts Entered into by the Liquor Commission

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 176:18 — Contracts Entered into by the Liquor Commission

New Hampshire § 176:18

Title XIIIALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Ch. 176THE LIQUOR COMMISSION

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 176:18 (2026).

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Contracts in excess of $10,000 made or entered into by the liquor commission, including but not limited to contracts for warehousing, transportation, and advertising, shall be competitively bid, reviewed by the attorney general, and approved by the governor and council before becoming effective. This section shall not apply to leases of retail stores. If the commission uses competitive bidding, this section shall not apply to design, construction, renovation, relocation, and property management of retail stores, purchase of products for sale in retail stores, purchase of products for sale on a wholesale basis, or purchase of supplies pursuant to RSA 21-I:18, I(b).

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Contracts in excess of $10,000 made or entered into by the liquor commission, including but not limited to contracts for warehousing, transportation, and advertising, shall be competitively bid, reviewed by the attorney general, and approved by the governor and council before becoming effective. This section shall not apply to leases of retail stores. If the commission uses competitive bidding, this section shall not apply to design, construction, renovation, relocation, and property management of retail stores, purchase of products for sale in retail stores, purchase of products for sale on a wholesale basis, or purchase of supplies pursuant to RSA 21-I:18, I(b).