62 Pa.C.S. § 102
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(a) Application to Commonwealth procurement.--This part applies to every expenditure of funds, other than the investment of funds, by Commonwealth agencies under any contract, irrespective of their source, including Federal assistance moneys except as specified in section 2108 (relating to compliance with Federal requirements). This part does not apply to contracts between Commonwealth agencies or between the Commonwealth and its political subdivisions or other governments except as provided in Chapter 19 (relating to intergovernmental relations). Nothing in this part or in accompanying regulations shall prevent any Commonwealth agency or political subdivision from complying with the terms and conditions of any grant, gift, bequest or cooperative agreement.
(b) Application to disposal of Commonwealth supplies.--This part applies to the disposal of supplies of Commonwealth agencies.
(c) Application to General Assembly and unified judicial system.--The General Assembly and its agencies and the unified judicial system and its agencies may use the department as its purchasing agency for the purchase of supplies under this part and may use the department to dispose of surplus supplies under
(b) Application to disposal of Commonwealth supplies.--This part applies to the disposal of supplies of Commonwealth agencies.
(c) Application to General Assembly and unified judicial system.--The General Assembly and its agencies and the unified judicial system and its agencies may use the department as its purchasing agency for the purchase of supplies under this part and may use the department to dispose of surplus supplies under
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