Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-85.55a

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Information clearinghouse - Joint agreements and

Official statutory text

contracts - Interstate transactions.

A. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall

maintain a clearinghouse of information regarding products made from

recycled paper products and products manufactured with recycled

materials for purchase by state public entities. The clearinghouse

shall include information concerning the availability, price and

quality of products made from recycled paper products and products

manufactured with recycled materials. The clearinghouse shall also

include information concerning vendors and other persons willing to

purchase recyclable materials from state public entities. The

Office shall develop a mechanism to make this information available

to all state public entities.

B. The Office may enter into agreements with purchasing agents

of any other state, local governments, or the federal government

under which any of the parties may agree to participate in,

administer, sponsor or conduct purchasing transactions under a joint

contract for the purchase of materials, supplies, equipment,

permanent personal property, miscellaneous capital or contractual

services consistent with this act.

C. The Office may cooperate with purchasing agents and other

interested parties of any other state, local governments, or the

federal government to develop uniform purchasing specifications on a

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regional or national level to facilitate cooperative interstate

purchasing transactions.

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