Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5154
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Partnership Committee - Office of Public-Private
Official statutory text
Partnerhship - Scope of authority.
A. The Partnership Committee shall have the ability to identify
potential public-private partnerships, to review and endorse a short
list of qualified bidders, to approve requests for proposals and to
approve template contracts before they are sent to bidders. The
Partnership Committee shall operate with the assistance of the
Office of Public-Private Partnerships. In order to protect the
Separation of Power set out in Article IV of the Oklahoma
Constitution, the Partnership Committee shall not have the power to
enter into any contract, nor shall it have the power to block any
contract negotiated by the Director of the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services (OMES) and the authorized representative of any
responsible state agency.
B. There shall be established within OMES an Office of Public-
Private Partnerships, which shall have the authority to charge fees
for services it shall render as part of the procedures to establish
partnerships in accordance with this act and to receive money to
cover its operating expenses and to accomplish the purposes of this
act.
C. The Director of OMES and the authorized representative of a
responsible state agency shall jointly take any action and execute
any public-private partnership contract, authorized under this act,
for the provision of a public service in order to more efficiently
and effectively provide public services, including by generating
additional resources in support of those public services and related
projects.
A. The Partnership Committee shall have the ability to identify
potential public-private partnerships, to review and endorse a short
list of qualified bidders, to approve requests for proposals and to
approve template contracts before they are sent to bidders. The
Partnership Committee shall operate with the assistance of the
Office of Public-Private Partnerships. In order to protect the
Separation of Power set out in Article IV of the Oklahoma
Constitution, the Partnership Committee shall not have the power to
enter into any contract, nor shall it have the power to block any
contract negotiated by the Director of the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services (OMES) and the authorized representative of any
responsible state agency.
B. There shall be established within OMES an Office of Public-
Private Partnerships, which shall have the authority to charge fees
for services it shall render as part of the procedures to establish
partnerships in accordance with this act and to receive money to
cover its operating expenses and to accomplish the purposes of this
act.
C. The Director of OMES and the authorized representative of a
responsible state agency shall jointly take any action and execute
any public-private partnership contract, authorized under this act,
for the provision of a public service in order to more efficiently
and effectively provide public services, including by generating
additional resources in support of those public services and related
projects.
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