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Ch. 8
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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the purposes of [the Procurement Article (]Article 21 of the
Code[)] are being unduly eroded.
(b) (1) The Division and the State [use industries] USE
INDUSTRIES shall consult with the Department of General Services,
contracting agencies, and political subdivisions and establish
uniform standards of quantity, quality, style, design, delivery,
scheduling, and pricing.
(2) The uniform standards shall be designed to
reflect planned and forecasted product lines and production
operations of State Use Industries commensurate with the State
Use Industries' ability to produce.
(3) Following review of the uniform standards by the
[advisory committee] ADVISORY COMMITTEE, these standards shall be
sent to the appropriate contracting agency for inclusion in the
annual goods and service procurement contracts.
(c) (1) The contracting agency shall inform each State
agency for which it procures goods or services within 60 days of
the award of the contracts. All such agencies that require such
goods and [service] SERVICES for their operation shall transmit
information to State [use industries] USE INDUSTRIES of their
anticipated orders during the next 1 year period.
(2) In the event that State [use industries] USE
INDUSTRIES is not able to provide any of the goods and services
under contract, the contracting agency will be notified in order
to take appropriate alternative action to meet the needs of the
State agencies for which it procures goods or services.
681D.
The sale of products and services of State [use industries]
USE INDUSTRIES on the open market is prohibited, except:
(1) Sales of State [use industries] USE INDUSTRIES
goods or services produced by persons on parole or in work
release type programs;
(2) Sales of State [use industries] USE INDUSTRIES
goods or services to any charitable, civic, educational,
fraternal, or religious association, institution, or agency for
its own use and not for resale to others within 1 year of
purchase;
(3) Sales of State [use industries] USE INDUSTRIES
goods or services to any person, firm, or corporation for
purposes of national defense when not prohibited by the acts of
Congress; or
(4) Surplus goods from State [use industries] USE
INDUSTRIES which remain after meeting the forecasted requirements
of State agencies and political subdivisions if remaining unsold
after 2 years.
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