Okla. Stat. tit. 61, § 61-208.1
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Contracting for construction services - Fee
Official statutory text
The Office may collect a reasonable fee for the purpose of
providing or contracting for architectural, engineering, land
surveying, planning, real estate and related services to state
agencies and political subdivisions of the state, and from persons
requesting plans and notification of solicitations issued by the
Office. The Office may collect a reasonable fee for management
services. Annual fees to the Office shall be on a cost-recovery
basis and may be calculated as a percentage of annual construction
and real estate services in an amount necessary to support the
Office's operations. All fees collected in accordance with the
provisions of this section shall be deposited in the "State
Construction Revolving Fund" created in Section 208.2 of this title.
providing or contracting for architectural, engineering, land
surveying, planning, real estate and related services to state
agencies and political subdivisions of the state, and from persons
requesting plans and notification of solicitations issued by the
Office. The Office may collect a reasonable fee for management
services. Annual fees to the Office shall be on a cost-recovery
basis and may be calculated as a percentage of annual construction
and real estate services in an amount necessary to support the
Office's operations. All fees collected in accordance with the
provisions of this section shall be deposited in the "State
Construction Revolving Fund" created in Section 208.2 of this title.
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