Massachusetts Operational Services Division amends compliance regulations to require human and social services contractors to report environmentally preferable products in inventories and specifications; public hearing scheduled June 17, 2026.
Massachusetts adopts the 2026 National Electrical Code with specified modifications for all electrical installations with permits granted after April 24, 2026, establishing safety requirements, permit procedures, inspection timelines, and GFCI prote…
Massachusetts Division of Insurance requires health, dental, and vision carriers to provide insureds with comprehensive evidences of coverage disclosing benefits, cost-sharing, provider networks, and grievance procedures, with allowances for electro…
Massachusetts Department of Public Health severability clause for 105 CMR 270.000 regulations ensures that court-invalidated provisions do not affect the remainder of the rule.
Massachusetts regulations 815 CMR 2.00 establish administrative procedures for state departments managing grants, subsidies, and federal subgrants, covering application processes, disbursement methods, recipient requirements, and record-keeping stan…
Massachusetts Comptroller regulation 815 CMR 4.00 requires state departments to pay interest to commercial vendors for late payments on goods or services delivered after March 24, 1988, with rates set semiannually by the Commissioner of Administrati…
Massachusetts Comptroller regulation 815 CMR 4.00 requires state departments to pay interest to vendors when payments for goods or services are late beyond contractual due dates, with interest rates set semiannually by the Commissioner of Administra…
Massachusetts Comptroller regulation 815 CMR 8.00 establishes procedures for contingent fee contracts linking contractor compensation to revenue increases, covering procurement, contract terms, accounting, and dispute resolution.
Massachusetts Office of the Comptroller regulation 815 CMR 9.00 establishes debt collection and payment intercept procedures for state departments, municipalities, and authorized billing entities to recover overdue accounts receivable.
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