By Bernard Kamine
The or-equal statute (Public Contract Code Section 3400) is supposed to encourage contractors and manufacturers to develop ingenious materials, products and services that function as well, in all essential respects, as those specified in the contract documents for a particular public works project - but at a lower cost to taxpayers. To implement that purpose, the statute prohibits public agencies from requiring that a material, product or service be prov...
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