Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-111
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Office of State Printer abolished - Duties transferred -
Official statutory text
Letting contracts.
The office of State Printer is hereby abolished, and the duties
now provided by law to be performed by the State Printer and the
State Printing Department shall be performed by the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services. The Office of Management and
Enterprise Services shall supervise and contract for all public
printing and binding authorized by the Legislature, for the
Governor, Supreme Court, and the several state institutions, state
officers, or any state board or commission, created pursuant to the
laws of the state. Contracts for such printing and binding shall be
let pursuant to same terms and conditions as other contracts for
state supplies are let by same Office of Management and Enterprise
Services in the manner provided by law.
The office of State Printer is hereby abolished, and the duties
now provided by law to be performed by the State Printer and the
State Printing Department shall be performed by the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services. The Office of Management and
Enterprise Services shall supervise and contract for all public
printing and binding authorized by the Legislature, for the
Governor, Supreme Court, and the several state institutions, state
officers, or any state board or commission, created pursuant to the
laws of the state. Contracts for such printing and binding shall be
let pursuant to same terms and conditions as other contracts for
state supplies are let by same Office of Management and Enterprise
Services in the manner provided by law.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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