Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-581
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Contracts by department or institution with another for
Official statutory text
work - Payment - Disposition of proceeds.
That any department of the state government or any state
institution may contract with any other department of state
government or institution having under its control the personal
services, labor and equipment, machinery or other facilities to
perform needed work for or on behalf of the state or its
subdivisions, department or institutions, when such work may be
performed by the use of machinery, equipment, material and/or labor
of the department or institution under its control contracting to
furnish such service by the use of such facilities of its own, or
those of any institution of the state under its control. The
department or institution or subdivision obtaining and receiving
such services shall pay or otherwise compensate the department or
institution performing the work for the fair value thereof,
including the cost of material used and proper compensation by
payment or exchange for any personal services, labor, equipment and
material employed in performing such work or services; which said
funds shall be deposited in a special depository account to be kept
separately from all other collections and may be expended by the
departments, subdivisions or institutions performing the services by
voucher issued by said department or institution and drawn on the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 488
State Treasurer; provided, however, that when such services are
performed by any department or institution having a revolving fund,
such payments may be credited to and become a part of such revolving
fund.
That any department of the state government or any state
institution may contract with any other department of state
government or institution having under its control the personal
services, labor and equipment, machinery or other facilities to
perform needed work for or on behalf of the state or its
subdivisions, department or institutions, when such work may be
performed by the use of machinery, equipment, material and/or labor
of the department or institution under its control contracting to
furnish such service by the use of such facilities of its own, or
those of any institution of the state under its control. The
department or institution or subdivision obtaining and receiving
such services shall pay or otherwise compensate the department or
institution performing the work for the fair value thereof,
including the cost of material used and proper compensation by
payment or exchange for any personal services, labor, equipment and
material employed in performing such work or services; which said
funds shall be deposited in a special depository account to be kept
separately from all other collections and may be expended by the
departments, subdivisions or institutions performing the services by
voucher issued by said department or institution and drawn on the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 488
State Treasurer; provided, however, that when such services are
performed by any department or institution having a revolving fund,
such payments may be credited to and become a part of such revolving
fund.
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