Oklahoma HB3417 amends city manager's procurement rules, requiring council approval for purchases over a set amount and mandating competitive bidding.
Oklahoma HB3417 amends the city manager's procurement process, requiring city council approval for purchases exceeding a specified amount. It mandates competitive bidding for all contracts, purchases, and sales, ensuring transparency and fairness. The council retains the authority to transfer some or all procurement powers to a subordinate employee. The act also recodifies existing statutes and sets an effective date of November 1, 2026.
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