Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-163.3
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Predesign services and consultation required for
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facilities financed by Authority.
A. State agencies and institutions whose facilities are
proposed to be financed by the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement
Authority shall be required to obtain predesign services and
consultation from the Office of Management and Enterprise Services,
Construction and Properties Division, for assistance in planning the
construction or acquisition of such facilities and estimating the
cost thereof as a condition to consideration by the Authority of
such financing.
B. State agencies and institutions may apply to the Authority
for reimbursement of predesign costs required in subsection A of
this section subsequent to the bond issuance associated with the
predesign services.
A. State agencies and institutions whose facilities are
proposed to be financed by the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement
Authority shall be required to obtain predesign services and
consultation from the Office of Management and Enterprise Services,
Construction and Properties Division, for assistance in planning the
construction or acquisition of such facilities and estimating the
cost thereof as a condition to consideration by the Authority of
such financing.
B. State agencies and institutions may apply to the Authority
for reimbursement of predesign costs required in subsection A of
this section subsequent to the bond issuance associated with the
predesign services.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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