Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-880
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Subdistrict sewers - Petition - Profiles, plans and
Official statutory text
specifications - Contracts.
Whenever such district sewer or sewers shall have been
authorized, the said board of directors shall then proceed to employ
a registered professional engineer licensed in the State of
Oklahoma, and cause to be prepared profiles, plans and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 396
specifications for the work, together with a complete estimate of
the cost. Upon the completion of such plans and specifications and
their adoption by the said board of directors, they shall advertise
for sealed bids for the performance of such work for at least ten
(10) days, if published in a daily newspaper, or at least two (2)
successive weeks if published in a weekly newspaper. In either
case, such newspaper must be one of general circulation within the
district and such notice may contain any reasonable conditions to be
imposed by said board of directors with reference to the letting of
such contracts and shall require the giving of a good and sufficient
bond for the faithful execution of work and the performance of the
contract and for the protection of the district and all property
owners against any loss or damage by the negligent execution of such
work. Such notice shall also advise all parties interested that
they may appear and protest against such proposed improvement or any
part thereof. At the time and place specified in the notice the
board of directors shall award the contract to the lowest and best
bidder for the work, which contract shall in no case exceed the
aggregate estimate of cost submitted with the plans and
specifications and shall be subject to the right of the board of
directors to reject any and all bids and to readvertise for other
bids, when none of the same is, in their judgment, satisfactory.
Whenever such district sewer or sewers shall have been
authorized, the said board of directors shall then proceed to employ
a registered professional engineer licensed in the State of
Oklahoma, and cause to be prepared profiles, plans and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 396
specifications for the work, together with a complete estimate of
the cost. Upon the completion of such plans and specifications and
their adoption by the said board of directors, they shall advertise
for sealed bids for the performance of such work for at least ten
(10) days, if published in a daily newspaper, or at least two (2)
successive weeks if published in a weekly newspaper. In either
case, such newspaper must be one of general circulation within the
district and such notice may contain any reasonable conditions to be
imposed by said board of directors with reference to the letting of
such contracts and shall require the giving of a good and sufficient
bond for the faithful execution of work and the performance of the
contract and for the protection of the district and all property
owners against any loss or damage by the negligent execution of such
work. Such notice shall also advise all parties interested that
they may appear and protest against such proposed improvement or any
part thereof. At the time and place specified in the notice the
board of directors shall award the contract to the lowest and best
bidder for the work, which contract shall in no case exceed the
aggregate estimate of cost submitted with the plans and
specifications and shall be subject to the right of the board of
directors to reject any and all bids and to readvertise for other
bids, when none of the same is, in their judgment, satisfactory.
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