(a) The commissioner of commerce, community, and economic development shall adopt regulations establishing the value added in the state for materials and supplies produced or manufactured in the state that are used in a state procurement and establishing whether a product qualifies as a recycled Alaska product. The commissioner shall publish a list of the products annually. A supplier may request inclusion of its product on the appropriate list.
(b) Materials and supplies with value added in the state that are
(1) more than 25 percent and less than 50 percent produced or manufactured in the state are Class I products;
(2) 50 percent or more and less than 75 percent produced or manufactured in the state are Class II products; and
(3) 75 percent or more produced or manufactured in the state are Class III products.
(c) In a bid or proposal evaluation a
(1) Class I product is given a three percent preference;
(2) Class II product is given a five percent preference;
(3) Class III product is given a seven percent preference.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 30. State Procurement Code
Sec. 36.30.321. Alaska bidder and related preferences.
Sec. 36.30.322. Use of local forest products.
Sec. 36.30.324. Use of Alaska products and recycled Alaska products.
Sec. 36.30.326. Contract specifications.
Sec. 36.30.328. Grant of Alaska products preference.
Sec. 36.30.330. Penalty for failing to use designated products.
Sec. 36.30.331. Delivery of supplies.
Sec. 36.30.332. Classification of Alaska products.
Sec. 36.30.333. Procurement of paper.
Sec. 36.30.334. Identification of Alaska products.
Sec. 36.30.336. Application of preferences.
Sec. 36.30.337. Procurement preference for recycled products.