Cea Legislative Update - City of Cleveland

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In his second State of the City address, Mayor Bibb highlighted the work and progress made during his first year in office while looking ahead to the current year with a focus on public safety, modernizing city government and economic development. Below are some highlights that may be of interest to CEA members: 

Public Safety 

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CEA Testifies Against Harmful Joint Purchasing Legislation

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SB 23, a bill that CEA and our industry partners were successful in stopping last legisla-tive session, was reintroduced earlier this year. If enacted, the bill would expand political subdivision joint purchasing authority to expressly include purchases for construction services. SB 23 also bypasses the competitive processes and protections of standard construction law. Finally, the legislation would negatively impact advertising, bonding, subcontractor protections while making the award of construction contracts less trans-parent.

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Calls For Equity in Construction is About More Than Addressing Discrimination

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Douglas J. Guth, ideastream

Dominic Ozanne, president and CEO of Ozanne Construction Co., doesn’t mince words when relaying the origins of his Black-owned family business. When Ozanne’s father Leroy incorporated the company in 1956, he surmounted police-enforced segregation by harnessing a southern Louisiana upbringing where quitting was never an option.