RECIPROCAL LIMITATIONS ACT REQUIREMENTS.pdf

This document is a Reciprocal Limitations Act Requirements form issued by the Department of General Services, detailing state-specific procurement preferences for bidders across multiple states. The document outlines preference percentages for in-state supplies, printing, and other products for various states including Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Montana, and others. These preferences apply to bids over $10,000 and are designed to provide advantages to bidders offering supplies, services, or printing from their home states.

The document provides detailed calculations for how these preferences will be applied, including reducing bid amounts by the specified percentage for non-resident bidders. For example, Arizona has a 5% preference for construction materials from resident dealers, while Louisiana has a 4% preference for catfish and 10% for steel-rolled products. The form includes sections for bidders to declare their state of manufacture, residency status, and corporate or partnership details. Bidders must complete specific sections of the form, providing information about their business establishment, incorporation status, and compliance with state-specific requirements to be eligible for preference considerations.