New Jersey § 27:7-35.11 Regulations for controlling qualifications of prospective bidders;  adoption;  publication

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§ 27:7-35.11 — Regulations for controlling qualifications of prospective bidders; adoption; publication

New Jersey § 27:7-35.11

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 27:7-35.11 (2026).

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The commissioner may establish such reasonable regulations as he may deem appropriate for controlling the qualifications of prospective bidders. The regulations may fix the qualification requirements for bidders according to available capital and equipment, and with due regard to experience and records of past performance and all other pertinent and material facts. The qualification rating of any bidder shall not be influenced by his nationality or place of residence. No regulations of the commissioner for controlling the qualification of bidders shall become effective until at least 30 days after the regulation shall have been formally adopted and published in not less than 10 newspapers of this State. L.1966, c. 185, s. 11.

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The commissioner may establish such reasonable regulations as he may deem appropriate for controlling the qualifications of prospective bidders. The regulations may fix the qualification requirements for bidders according to available capital and equipment, and with due regard to experience and records of past performance and all other pertinent and material facts. The qualification rating of any bidder shall not be influenced by his nationality or place of residence. No regulations of the commissioner for controlling the qualification of bidders shall become effective until at least 30 days after the regulation shall have been formally adopted and published in not less than 10 newspapers of this State. L.1966, c. 185, s. 11.