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Texas Local Government Code - LOC GOV'T § 335.107. Vendor Requirements

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(a) This section applies to a vendor who:

(1) responds to a district request for a proposal; or

(2) otherwise communicates with the district in connection with a potential agreement between that vendor and the district.

(b) The board by rule shall design a conflict of interest questionnaire that requires disclosure of a vendor's affiliations or business relationships that might cause a conflict of interest.

(c) A vendor shall file a completed conflict of interest questionnaire with the board secretary not less than seven days after the vendor:

(1) begins contract discussions or negotiations with the district; or

(2) forwards an application, response to a request for proposal, correspondence, or other writings related to an agreement or potential agreement with the district.

(d) A vendor shall file an updated completed questionnaire with the board secretary:

(1) on September 1 of each year; and

(2) after each event that would make a statement in the questionnaire incomplete or inaccurate.

(e) Each contract entered into between a district and a vendor shall contain a provision stating that the contract is voidable if the board or vendor violates this section. A contract entered into between a district and a vendor is voidable if the board or a vendor violates this section.

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