Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5060.54
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Requirements for professional service contracts to
Official statutory text
support basic or applied plant science research projects.
No professional service contract shall be awarded by the
Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology
(OCAST) to support a basic or applied plant science research project
unless:
1. The investigators are residents of this state or become
residents of this state before the ninetieth day after a
professional service contract, pursuant to which they will be
functioning as an investigator, has been funded by OCAST;
2. The institutions that administer the professional service
contracts are primarily located in this state and are able to assume
financial responsibility for professional service contracts; and
3. The professional service contract will not be transferred to
any other institutions within the state without the approval of
OCAST and will not be transferred to an institution outside of the
State of Oklahoma at any time.
No professional service contract shall be awarded by the
Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology
(OCAST) to support a basic or applied plant science research project
unless:
1. The investigators are residents of this state or become
residents of this state before the ninetieth day after a
professional service contract, pursuant to which they will be
functioning as an investigator, has been funded by OCAST;
2. The institutions that administer the professional service
contracts are primarily located in this state and are able to assume
financial responsibility for professional service contracts; and
3. The professional service contract will not be transferred to
any other institutions within the state without the approval of
OCAST and will not be transferred to an institution outside of the
State of Oklahoma at any time.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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