Okla. Stat. tit. 61, § 61-19
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Multi-year contracts for painting and other maintenance of
Official statutory text
water storage tanks.
A. A municipality or rural water district may enter into a
multi-year contract for painting and other maintenance of water
storage tanks and appurtenant facilities if the contract contains a
contingency provision whereby the municipality or district is not
obligated to make any payment, in any year, in an amount exceeding
the income and revenue provided for such year.
B. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 101, et seq., of
Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes, a municipality or rural water
district contemplating entering into a multi-year contract for
painting and other maintenance of water storage tanks and
appurtenant facilities may or may not, at its option, require that
the work be bid pursuant to the provisions of the Public Competitive
Bidding Act of 1974.
A. A municipality or rural water district may enter into a
multi-year contract for painting and other maintenance of water
storage tanks and appurtenant facilities if the contract contains a
contingency provision whereby the municipality or district is not
obligated to make any payment, in any year, in an amount exceeding
the income and revenue provided for such year.
B. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 101, et seq., of
Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes, a municipality or rural water
district contemplating entering into a multi-year contract for
painting and other maintenance of water storage tanks and
appurtenant facilities may or may not, at its option, require that
the work be bid pursuant to the provisions of the Public Competitive
Bidding Act of 1974.
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