Oklahoma HB3420 amends the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act to modify procurement processes and authority for state agencies.
Oklahoma HB3420 amends the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act to modify procurement processes and authority for state agencies. The bill updates the powers and duties of the State Purchasing Director, including the ability to develop and test new contracting policies and innovations. It mandates that state agencies submit requisitions for acquisitions over $50,000 and requires certifications for sole source or sole brand acquisitions. The bill also outlines specific exemptions from competitive bidding requirements and sets conditions for professional services contracts.
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