Deegan: Fairness in Nonprofit Contracting Act will increase transparency, accountability

City Council has waived a competitive bidding requirement 64 times on more than $80 million in contracts since 2022, she said.


  • By Ric Anderson
  • | 3:28 p.m. March 25, 2025
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Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan.
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan.
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The city of Jacksonville uses a competitive bidding process to award contracts on a wide array of products and services, from construction work for multimillion-dollar street projects to relatively low-cost items like bicycle racks. 

Contracts with nonprofits are subject to a requirement to be competitively bid, but the city allows waivers under certain circumstances to provide for what are known as direct or single-source contracts with those organizations.

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