As in effect on November 1, 2008
The Chief Procurement Officer may delegate in writing any authority Pursuant to Section 63G-6-205 as deemed appropriate to any employees of the office of the Chief Procurement Officer or of a purchasing agency, respectively. These delegations shall remain in effect unless modified or until revoked in writing.
(1) General. The Chief Procurement Officer may delegate to the head of any using agency the authority to make a purchase expected to be less than $50,000 for supplies and services. This delegation shall be in writing and may be limited as the Chief Procurement Officer directs.
(2) Purchasing Agencies Shall Make Small Purchases Pursuant to Rules. Purchasing agencies shall exercise authority as may be delegated, and such small purchases shall be made pursuant to subpart 3-3 of part 3 of these rules.
Procurement officers may take any action of a procurement nature to advance economic well-being and efficient operation of the state or agency so long as that action is not in conflict with the Utah Procurement Code or the Utah Procurement Rules.
government purchasing
May 27, 2003
November 23, 2007
63G-6
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