Okla. Stat. tit. 3, § 3-545
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Involvement of women, minorities and disadvantaged business
Official statutory text
enterprises in Authority projects — Legislative intent and public
policy.
It is the intent of the Legislature and the public policy of
this state that women, minorities, and socially, physically, and
economically disadvantaged business enterprises be encouraged to
participate fully in all phases of economic and community
development. Accordingly, to achieve such purpose, the Oklahoma
Space Industry Development Authority shall, in accordance with
applicable state and federal law, involve and utilize women,
minorities, and socially, physically, and economically disadvantaged
business enterprises in all phases of the design, development,
construction, maintenance, and operation of spaceports developed
under the Oklahoma Space Industry Development Act.
policy.
It is the intent of the Legislature and the public policy of
this state that women, minorities, and socially, physically, and
economically disadvantaged business enterprises be encouraged to
participate fully in all phases of economic and community
development. Accordingly, to achieve such purpose, the Oklahoma
Space Industry Development Authority shall, in accordance with
applicable state and federal law, involve and utilize women,
minorities, and socially, physically, and economically disadvantaged
business enterprises in all phases of the design, development,
construction, maintenance, and operation of spaceports developed
under the Oklahoma Space Industry Development Act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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