Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5045.1
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Substate planning districts - Hiring registered
Official statutory text
professional engineers.
Each substate planning district within the State of Oklahoma is
authorized to hire or contract for the services of one or more
registered professional engineers to provide services for the
governmental entities which are members of the substate planning
district. No substate planning district shall provide technical and
professional engineering, architectural, planning or land surveying
service to any person, entity or governmental subdivision of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 1063
State of Oklahoma unless the person, entity or governmental
subdivision is a member of the substate planning district providing
the services.
Each substate planning district within the State of Oklahoma is
authorized to hire or contract for the services of one or more
registered professional engineers to provide services for the
governmental entities which are members of the substate planning
district. No substate planning district shall provide technical and
professional engineering, architectural, planning or land surveying
service to any person, entity or governmental subdivision of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 1063
State of Oklahoma unless the person, entity or governmental
subdivision is a member of the substate planning district providing
the services.
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