Oklahoma HB3279 amends state procurement laws to restrict state officers or employees from participating in contracts where they have a financial.
Oklahoma HB3279 amends the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act to broaden the scope of prohibited acts for state officers or employees involved in contracts. It prohibits any state officer or employee with a financial interest in a contract from participating in its development, approval, or negotiation. The act also allows the chief executive officer or head of a contracting state agency to appoint an employee as a contract signatory designee, provided the designation is in writing.
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