60A-1.015 : Insurance - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Rule Title: Insurance
Department:	DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	Division of Purchasing
Chapter:	GENERAL REGULATIONS

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	1/29/2017
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority 287.032(2), 287.042(12) FS. Law Implemented 287.022, 287.042(6)(b) FS. History–New 8-6-81, Amended 11-4-82, Formerly 13A-1.15, Amended 11-3-88, 1-18-90, 4-10-91, 9-1-92, Formerly 13A-1.015, Amended 8-24-93, 1-9-95, 7-6-98, 1-2-00, 6-21-04, 11-7-04, 1-29-17.
	References in this version:	Ref-07784 PUR4016 Agency Request for Procurement of Insurance

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Development 60A-1.015	To clarify and update requirements related to insurance purchases.	28273674	4/17/2024 Vol. 50/76
Proposed 60A-1.001 ......	To clarify and update requirements related to procurement and contracting processes and to update incorporated forms to address statutory changes that have occurred since the last update.	28273771	4/17/2024 Vol. 50/76
Final 60A-1.015	Insurance	18501797	Effective: 01/29/2017
Correction 60A-1.015 ......	Insurance, Contract and Purchase Order Requirements, Acquisition of Commodities through Construction Contracts or Contracts Which Include Services, Electronic Posting of Decisions and Intended Decisions....	18241546	11/7/2016 Vol. 42/217
Proposed 60A-1.015 ......	This is a substantial rewording of the rules to remove unused, duplicative, or otherwise unnecessary wording, modify wording to reflect preferred practices, make technical amendments, and provide further clarification and ....	18120490	10/13/2016 Vol. 42/200
Development 60A-1.001 ......	This is a substantial rewording of the rules to remove unused, duplicative, or otherwise unnecessary wording, modify wording to reflect preferred practices, make technical amendments, and provide further clarification and ....	17765276	7/13/2016 Vol. 42/135
Final 60A-1.015	Insurance	1857955	Effective: 11/07/2004

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