VirginiaPublic bodies may use cooperative contracts for some re-roofing work
Public bodies could use another public body's cooperative contract for nonstructural re-roofing when the original bidding documents allow that shared use.
What it does
Public bodies may use another public body's cooperative contract for re-roofing that does not modify a building's structure, if the original bidding documents allow cooperative use.
Argument forUsing an existing cooperative contract could help public bodies combine purchases and reduce administrative work for qualifying re-roofing projects.
Argument againstProjects that require structural roof changes would remain outside this exception and may need a separate procurement process.
More detail
A public body may buy construction work through another public body's cooperative contract for re-roofing that does not modify the structure. The provision covers public bodies using contracts awarded through cooperative procurement. The original request for proposals or invitation to bid must say that the cooperative procurement is being conducted for other public bodies. The exception does not cover re-roofing that modifies the structure. The exception does not otherwise remove the rules for sole-source or emergency purchases.
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History
- 2026
- Jul 21Continued from last sessionLatest
- Feb 2Fiscal Impact Statement from Department of Planning and Budget (HB1044)
- Jan 29Continued to next session in General Laws (Voice Vote)
- Jan 27Subcommittee recommends continuing to (Voice Vote)
- Jan 26Assigned HGL sub: Procurement/Open GovernmentMinor
- Jan 14Referred to Committee on General LawsMinor
- Jan 14Prefiled and ordered printed; Offered 01-14-2026 26101659DIntroduced
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