Or. Admin. Code § 137-045-0070 - Emergency Public Contract Exemption
(1) A Public Contract entered into in an
Emergency is exempt from the legal sufficiency approval requirement.
(2) An Agency that enters into a Public
Contract that is exempt under section (1) of this rule must prepare and
maintain in its files documentation that contains:
(a) A concise summary of the circumstances
that constitute the Emergency and the character of the risk of loss, damage,
interruption of services or threat to public health or safety created or
anticipated to be created by the Emergency circumstances;
(b) A statement of the reason or reasons why
the prompt execution of the proposed Public Contract was required to deal with
the risk created or anticipated to be created by the Emergency
circumstances;
(c) A brief
description of the services or goods to be provided under the Public Contract,
together with its anticipated cost; and
(d) A brief explanation of how the Public
Contract, in terms of duration, services or goods provided under it, was
restricted to the scope reasonably necessary to adequately deal only with the
risk created or anticipated to be created by the Emergency
circumstances.
(3) Each
Agency shall submit to the Attorney in Charge, Business Transactions Section,
within a reasonable time following the end of the Agency's fiscal year, a
report of each Public Contract that is exempt from review under section (1) of
this rule entered into by the Agency during the fiscal year. In addition, at
the request of the Attorney in Charge, Business Transactions Section, the
Agency will delivery copies of documentation required by this rule to the
Attorney in Charge, Business Transactions Section.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 291.047(5)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 291.047(5)(b)
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