State architect reports controlled-maintenance contracting back under way after brief pause
State Architect Tana Lane told the Capital Development Committee that contracting for controlled-maintenance projects resumed after a short pause; most paused projects were already in contracting and agencies are moving forward under the statutory six-month encumbrance rule.
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Tana Lane, the state architect, updated the Capital Development Committee on controlled-maintenance contracting. Lane said the pause on contracting that affected some projects was lifted about a month earlier and that most agencies have restarted solicitation or are in contracting phases.
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