(1) The Governor's Office of General Services shall study the feasibility of:
(a) Requiring the Bureau of Purchasing to act as purchasing agent for state agencies;
(b) Requiring the Bureau of Purchasing to purchase frequently used products and supplies and warehouse them for state agencies, especially in the Jackson metropolitan area; and
(c) A small business/minority set-aside program.
(2) On or before January 15, 1987, the Governor's Office of General Services shall transmit its written report of the feasibility studies to the Legislature, along with its recommendations and an estimate of the fiscal impact of the recommendations. If the Governor's Office of General Services recommends that the bureau should be required to act as purchasing agent for smaller state agencies, the report shall include a list of state agencies to be included.
Sources: Laws, 1986, ch. 489, § , eff from and after passage (approved April 15, 1986).
(1) The Governor's Office of General Services shall study the feasibility of:
(a) Requiring the Bureau of Purchasing to act as purchasing agent for state agencies;
(b) Requiring the Bureau of Purchasing to purchase frequently used products and supplies and warehouse them for state agencies, especially in the Jackson metropolitan area; and
(c) A small business/minority set-aside program.
(2) On or before January 15, 1987, the Governor's Office of General Services shall transmit its written report of the feasibility studies to the Legislature, along with its recommendations and an estimate of the fiscal impact of the recommendations. If the Governor's Office of General Services recommends that the bureau should be required to act as purchasing agent for smaller state agencies, the report shall include a list of state agencies to be included.
Sources: Laws, 1986, ch. 489, § , eff from and after passage (approved April 15, 1986).
(1) The Governor's Office of General Services shall study the feasibility of:
(a) Requiring the Bureau of Purchasing to act as purchasing agent for state agencies;
(b) Requiring the Bureau of Purchasing to purchase frequently used products and supplies and warehouse them for state agencies, especially in the Jackson metropolitan area; and
(c) A small business/minority set-aside program.
(2) On or before January 15, 1987, the Governor's Office of General Services shall transmit its written report of the feasibility studies to the Legislature, along with its recommendations and an estimate of the fiscal impact of the recommendations. If the Governor's Office of General Services recommends that the bureau should be required to act as purchasing agent for smaller state agencies, the report shall include a list of state agencies to be included.
Sources: Laws, 1986, ch. 489, § , eff from and after passage (approved April 15, 1986).
