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§ 25-53-109. General duties and powers of bureau.
 

The bureau is hereby authorized and empowered to exercise such duties and powers necessary to effectuate the purposes of Sections 25-53-101 through 25-53-125 including the following: 
 

(a) Form an advisory council made up of persons with expertise, and experience in the field of telecommunications for the purpose of setting goals, establishing long-range plans and policies and to oversee and assist in the procurement activities regarding telecommunications equipment and services; 

(b) Provide more effective management of state telecommunications resources and implement long-range plans and procurement; 

(c) Manage, plan and coordinate all telecommunications systems under the jurisdiction of the state. This centralized management function would be provided throughout the following activities: 

(i) Administration of existing systems including coordination of activities, vendors, service orders and billing/record-keeping functions; 

(ii) Planning of new systems or services; 

(iii) Design of replacement systems; 

(iv) Project management during specification writing, bid letting, proposal evaluation and contract negotiations; 

(v) Implementation supervision of new systems and ongoing support; 

(vi) Implementation of long-term state plans; and 

(vii) Management of intra-LATA and inter-LATA networks. 
 

Sources: Laws,  1995, ch. 622, § 14, eff from and after July 1, 1995.

 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-25 > 53 > 25-53-109

§ 25-53-109. General duties and powers of bureau.
 

The bureau is hereby authorized and empowered to exercise such duties and powers necessary to effectuate the purposes of Sections 25-53-101 through 25-53-125 including the following: 
 

(a) Form an advisory council made up of persons with expertise, and experience in the field of telecommunications for the purpose of setting goals, establishing long-range plans and policies and to oversee and assist in the procurement activities regarding telecommunications equipment and services; 

(b) Provide more effective management of state telecommunications resources and implement long-range plans and procurement; 

(c) Manage, plan and coordinate all telecommunications systems under the jurisdiction of the state. This centralized management function would be provided throughout the following activities: 

(i) Administration of existing systems including coordination of activities, vendors, service orders and billing/record-keeping functions; 

(ii) Planning of new systems or services; 

(iii) Design of replacement systems; 

(iv) Project management during specification writing, bid letting, proposal evaluation and contract negotiations; 

(v) Implementation supervision of new systems and ongoing support; 

(vi) Implementation of long-term state plans; and 

(vii) Management of intra-LATA and inter-LATA networks. 
 

Sources: Laws,  1995, ch. 622, § 14, eff from and after July 1, 1995.

 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-25 > 53 > 25-53-109

§ 25-53-109. General duties and powers of bureau.
 

The bureau is hereby authorized and empowered to exercise such duties and powers necessary to effectuate the purposes of Sections 25-53-101 through 25-53-125 including the following: 
 

(a) Form an advisory council made up of persons with expertise, and experience in the field of telecommunications for the purpose of setting goals, establishing long-range plans and policies and to oversee and assist in the procurement activities regarding telecommunications equipment and services; 

(b) Provide more effective management of state telecommunications resources and implement long-range plans and procurement; 

(c) Manage, plan and coordinate all telecommunications systems under the jurisdiction of the state. This centralized management function would be provided throughout the following activities: 

(i) Administration of existing systems including coordination of activities, vendors, service orders and billing/record-keeping functions; 

(ii) Planning of new systems or services; 

(iii) Design of replacement systems; 

(iv) Project management during specification writing, bid letting, proposal evaluation and contract negotiations; 

(v) Implementation supervision of new systems and ongoing support; 

(vi) Implementation of long-term state plans; and 

(vii) Management of intra-LATA and inter-LATA networks. 
 

Sources: Laws,  1995, ch. 622, § 14, eff from and after July 1, 1995.