You have voted SB-65: Authorizes the New Orleans Aviation Board to use the construction manager at risk method. (8/1/13).

You have voted SB-235: Provides relative to requirements for certain public-private partnerships. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-210: Authorizes a political subdivision to charge a fee, in lieu of a deposit, for production of paper documents under certain circumstances. (gov sig).

You have voted SB-161: Provides $1,000,000 annual limit on work performed by a public entity with its own employees and resources to restore or rehabilitate certain levees and extends the termination date. (1/1/14) (EN DECREASE LF EX See Note).

You have voted HCR-148: To create and form an Overhead Power Line Identification Work Group to study the issues surrounding overhead power lines and construction projects.

You have voted HB-73: Provides for a 10% reduction of all state professional, personal, and consulting service contracts (RE DECREASE See Note).

You have voted HB-559: Extends the length of time relative to the utilization of design-build contracts.

You have voted HB-556: Provides relative to contracts let by certain entities for capital projects in Orleans Parish.

You have voted HB-492: Provides for the functions and responsibilities of Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Board relative to certain projects.

You have voted HB-487: Provides relative to plans for public works projects and above ground power lines.

You have voted HB-365: Provides relative to contracts for certain levee and mitigation projects.

You have voted HB-353: Provides relative to contract limits for certain levee projects.

You have voted SB-2431: As introduced, expands the requirement for all state agencies to actively solicit bids and proposals from service-disabled veteran-owned businesses to any veteran-owned businesses. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 12, Chapter 3 and Title 12, Chapter 4..

You have voted SB-2394: As introduced, requires the central procurement office to establish an online database and makes other various changes to the public contracting laws of the state. - Amends TCA Title 3; Title 4; Title 10 and Title 12..

You have voted SB-1981: As introduced, prohibits any commissioner, or deputy commissioner, employed by a state agency who is involved in making or administering contracts on behalf of the state agency from accepting employment with any entity that has contracted with such public agency within one year of the formation of the contract. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 12, Chapter 4 and Title 12, Chapter 3..

You have voted SB-1960: As introduced, requires the contract services subcommittee of fiscal review to review the state's contracts regarding testing and assessment of students in kindergarten through twelfth grade and preparation for testing and assessment. - Amends TCA Title 3, Chapter 7 and Title 49..

You have voted SB-1764: As introduced, clarifies that the only bid preferences that are permissible in public construction projects of local governments are those created by the general assembly by general law; prohibits local authorization for bid preferences for contracts unless general assembly specifically authorizes such actions to occur. - Amends TCA Title 12, Chapter 4, Part 8..

You have voted SB-1714: As enacted, allows local governments to distribute and receive invitations to bid and requests for proposals electronically instead of by mail; prohibits state agencies and local governments from requiring small businesses and minority-owned businesses to participate in such activities electronically. - Amends TCA Title 12..

You have voted SB-1447: As introduced, requires agencies of the state to identify, evaluate, avoid, and mitigate actual or potential organizational conflicts of interest before awarding or amending any contract for goods and services. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 9 and Title 12..

You have voted SB-1357: As introduced, extends the fiscal review committee's time to review contracts and contract amendments from 40 business days to 45 business days. - Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 56; Title 12, Chapter 4; Title 12, Chapter 3 and Title 41, Chapter 22..