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MARYLAND MANUAL 149
BALTIMORE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Henry C. Evans, Superintendent Lester O. Trusheim, Physical Plant Supervisor 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4486 Nights & Holidays: 383-4497 The Office of Baltimore Public Buildings and Grounds was created by Chapter 97, Acts of 1970, as part of the Department of General Services, replacing the Superintendent of State Office Buildings— Baltimore, which was created by Chapter 40, Acts of 1968. The Superintendent is charged with the responsibility of operating, main- taining and protecting the State Office Building, the State Highway Administration Building, the former Department of Motor Vehicles Building and such other buildings and grounds owned or controlled by the State in the Baltimore area as designated by the Board of Public Works. The cost of operating these buildings is borne, partially by funds collected from Special Fund agencies (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 140). Appropriations 1971 1972 General Funds ............................................ $ 785,886 $ 929,832 Special Funds ............................................. 344,105 374,911 Totals ................................................... $1,129,991 $1,304,743 Staff: 1971, 94; 1972, 98. OFFICE OF CENTRAL SERVICES The Director of the Office of Central Services is responsible for supervising and coordinating the Purchasing Bureau, the Communica- tions Section, the Office Services Section (printing and duplicating) and the Hall of Records Commission. PURCHASING BUREAU Stanley J. Hanna, Chief, Purchasing Bureau 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3644 The Purchasing Bureau, initially created as the Central Purchasing Bureau by Chapter 184, Acts of 1920, became a part of the Depart- ment of Budget and Procurement and its name changed to the Pur- chasing Bureau by Chapter 64, Acts of 1939. When the Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning, was created by Chapter 78, Acts of 1969, the Purchasing Bureau was assigned to that Department, but it was placed under the Secretary of General Services on August I, 1970. The Purchasing Bureau is responsible for the purchase of all materials, supplies and equipment for the use of every State agency. The Secretary, through the Bureau, formulates standards for all materials, supplies and equipment to be purchased for the using authorities of the State. It maintains a warehouse for storing supplies and purchases them from a $400,000 Revolving Fund, These supplies are bought by State agencies which receive invoices and then replenish or repay the Revolving Fund in the same manner as do other vendors (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sees. 231G-231K). The Purchasing Bureau is also responsible for the distribution of donable foods from the Production and Consumer Food Programs of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and for administering the Special Milk Program for summer camps and child-care institutions. |
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