Tennessee § 4-56-111 Report of emergency purchase

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§ 4-56-111 — Report of emergency purchase

Tennessee § 4-56-111

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 4-56-111 (2026).

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(a)For each emergency purchase the central procurement office approves, the office shall report the following to the fiscal review committee within thirty (30) days of the approval:

(1)Any delegated emergency purchase authority granted by the central procurement office;

(2)The reasons for granting the authority;

(3)The name of the state agency receiving the authority;

(4)The circumstances that require the emergency purchase;

(5)The procurement-related actions taken in response to the emergency, including the procurement methods used;

(6)A complete list of goods and services procured, including prices paid and the total purchase amount;

(7)If applicable, additional purchases expected, including expected price and total purchase amount, as of the time of the report;

(8)The Edison re

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(a) For each emergency purchase the central procurement office approves, the office shall report the following to the fiscal review committee within thirty (30) days of the approval: (1) Any delegated emergency purchase authority granted by the central procurement office; (2) The reasons for granting the authority; (3) The name of the state agency receiving the authority; (4) The circumstances that require the emergency purchase; (5) The procurement-related actions taken in response to the emergency, including the procurement methods used; (6) A complete list of goods and services procured, including prices paid and the total purchase amount; (7) If applicable, additional purchases expected, including expected price and total purchase amount, as of the time of the report; (8) The Edison record identification and Edison vendor identification; (9) Total funding for the emergency purchase agreement and funding source; and (10) Any additional information requested by the fiscal review committee. (b) As used in this section, "emergency purchase" means a state agency purchase made during an actual emergency arising from unforeseen causes without the issuance of a competitive solicitation. (c) This section does not apply to purchases procured pursuant to rules, regulations, policies, or procedures established under § 12-3-503 .