Bill > HB1121

This bill amends North Dakota law by updating definitions and thresholds related to public improvement construction projects. Specifically, the bill introduces a new definition for "pre-engineered structure" as a building with manufactured roof and wall components that must be stamped by a certified architect or engineer and comply with state building code requirements. The bill also modifies the threshold for procuring architectural or engineering plans, establishing two distinct limits: the existing $200,000 threshold for standard public improvements remains unchanged, while a new $1 million threshold is created specifically for pre-engineered structures intended as public improvements. This change provides clarity and flexibility for governmental entities when planning construction projects, recognizing that pre-engineered structures may have different design and planning requirements compared to traditional construction methods. The bill aims to streamline the process for procuring design services and ensure appropriate professional oversight for different types of public improvement projects.

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https://ndlegis.gov/assembly/69-2025/regular/bill-overview/bo1121.html