Drc211500 Trumbull Correctional Inst Trci- Oh - Agency Bids & RFPs

This document appears to be a standard terms and conditions document for contracts with the State of Ohio. It outlines various requirements, regulations, and obligations for contractors, including but not limited to: definitions of key terms, regulatory contract requirements (antitrust, appropriation of funds, campaign contributions, compliance with law, conflict of interest, debarment, drug-free workplace, equal employment opportunity, prohibition of offshore services, governing law, independent contractor acknowledgement, registration with the secretary of state, taxes, trade, use of MBE and EDGE vendors), contract construction (term of contract, contract amendments, assignment/delegation, binding effect, language construction, days, headings, injunctive relief, notices, order of priority, publicity, severability, subcontracting), order and payment provisions (certification of funds/purchase order requirements, contract orders, invoice requirements, payment due date and process, reimbursable expenses, travel), liability provisions (general representations and warranties, indemnity, insurance, limitation of liability, product recall), performance and compliance (audits, FOB destination, returned goods, custom deliverables, force majeure excusable delay, contract performance management, quality assurance, contract remedies, suspension/termination, time is of the essence, Ohiobuys), data and information control (confidentiality, public records and retention of documents and information, security and safety rules, usage reports).

This is an executive order from the Governor of Ohio governing the expenditure of public funds for offshore services. It prohibits state agencies from purchasing services provided outside the United States. The order outlines procedures for agencies to follow, including requiring contracts to explicitly prohibit offshore services and disclose service locations. The order also details exceptions for services supporting job attraction, international missions of Ohio's colleges and universities, or in emergency situations. The order expires ten calendar days after the Governor's last day in office unless rescinded earlier.

This is an executive order from the Governor of Ohio governing the expenditure of public funds for offshore services. It prohibits state agencies from contracting for services provided outside the United States, with exceptions for job attraction efforts, academic/educational services, and emergencies. The order requires specific disclosures from service providers regarding service locations and data storage. The order will expire ten calendar days after the Governor's last day in office unless rescinded earlier.