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(B) PUBLIC NOTICE.
REASONABLE AND TIMELY PUBLIC NOTICE SHALL BE GIVEN
OF ANY REQUEST PRESENTED TO THE BOARD.
(C) LACK OF IN-HOUSE RESOURCES AS PREREQUISITE.
BEFORE THE BOARD APPROVES ANY REQUEST FOR
ARCHITECTURAL OR ENGINEERING SERVICES, IT SHALL BE
SATISFIED THAT THE SERVICES CANNOT BE PROVIDED FEASIBLY
OR ECONOMICALLY BY EXISTING IN-HOUSE RESOURCES.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 41,
§231P(a)(2), (b), and (c).
The Commission is unsure of the meaning of the
phrase "existing in-house resources". Does
"in—house" refer to the specific agency of the
Department that initiates the request, to the
entire Department and all of its units, or to
the State government generally? Clarifying
legislation may be appropriate.
As to notices required by this section, see,
also, Order No. 6 of the Joint Standing
Committee on Administrative, Executive and
Legislative Review, September 26, 1975, which
requires publication in the Maryland Register
of these notices. (Vol. 2, Maryland Register,
page 1364.)
2-308. ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPROVAL OF REQUEST; FURNISHING
OF REPORT.
(A) PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPROVAL.
(1) THE BOARD SHALL REQUIRE UNIFORM AND
CONSISTENT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS OF ALL ITS APPROVALS OF
REQUESTS FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL OR
ENGINEERING SERVICES.
(2) IN ADDITION, AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
APPROVAL OF EACH REQUEST SHALL BE MAILED TO EACH PERSON
THAT REQUESTS NOTIFICATION.
(B) CONTENT OF ANNOUNCEMENT.
EACH ANNOUNCEMENT SHALL:
(1) DESCRIBE GENERALLY THE ARCHITECTURAL AND
ENGINEERING SERVICES TO BE PROCURED; AND
(2) INDICATE HOW INTERESTED PERSONS MAY
RECEIVE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROCUREMENT.
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(C) COMPREHENSIVE REPORT TO BE FURNISHED.
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