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(a) The commissioner shall maintain a list of neutral arbitrators who have agreed to conduct arbitrations of construction claims under AS 36.20.627 and 2 AAC 12.950 - 2 AAC 12.989.
(b) An arbitrator for a claim and any counterclaim that total less than $250,000 must be an
(1) attorney licensed under AS 08.08 to practice law in the state, with a minimum of ten years' experience, including experience in the areas of construction law or public procurement law; or
(2) architect or engineer licensed under AS 08.48 to practice in the state, with a minimum of ten years' experience, including experience in public construction or public contract administration.
(c) An arbitrator for a claim and any counterclaim that total $250,000 or more and that are to be heard by a single arbitrator must be an attorney licensed under AS 08.08 to practice law in the state, with a minimum of ten years' experience, including experience in the areas of construction law or public procurement law.
(d) An arbitrator on a three-member arbitration panel for a claim and any counterclaim that total $1,000,000 or more must be an
(1) attorney licensed under AS 08.08 to practice law in the state, with a minimum of ten years' experience, including experience in the areas of construction law or public procurement law; or
(2) architect or engineer licensed under AS 08.48 to practice in the state, with a minimum of ten years' experience, including experience in public construction or public contract administration; no more than two individuals who qualify under this paragraph may serve on a panel.
History: Eff. 5/26/2004, Register 170
Authority: AS 36.30.040
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