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Ch. 467 2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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[(h)] (L) "Resource sharing" means the utilization of a State resource by
private industry in exchange for the provision to the State of a communication service
or other consideration.
(M) (1) "UNIT" MEANS AN AGENCY OR UNIT OF STATE GOVERNMENT OF THE
EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF STATE GOVERNMENT.
(2) "UNIT" DOES NOT INCLUDE STATE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER
EDUCATION.
3-405.
(a) (1) A unit of the Executive Branch of the State government may not
purchase, lease, or rent information technology unless consistent with the statewide
information technology master plan.
(2) AN AGENCY OR A UNIT OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE STATE
GOVERNMENT OTHER THAN A PUBLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION MAY
NOT MAKE EXPENDITURES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAJOR INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN §§ 3-410.1 AND
3-410.2 § 3-410.1 OF THIS SUBTITLE.
(b) (1) The [Secretary] CHIEF may review any information technology
project for consistency with the statewide information technology master plan.
(2) Any information technology project selected for review may not be
implemented without the [Secretary's] approval OF THE CHIEF AND THE
SECRETARY.
(c) (1) A unit of government in the Executive Branch of State government
shall advise the Chief of any information technology proposal involving resource
sharing, the exchange of goods or services, or a gift, contribution, or grant of real or
personal property.
(2) The Chief shall determine if the value of the resources, services, and
property to be obtained by the State under the terms of any proposal submitted in
accordance with the provisions of paragraph (1) of this subsection equals or exceeds
$100,000.
(3) If the value of any proposal submitted in accordance with this
subsection equals or exceeds $100,000 and the Secretary and unit agree to proceed
with the proposal, information on the proposal shall be:
(i) advertised for a period of at least 30 days in the "Contract
Weekly", as published by the Office of the Secretary of State; and
(ii) submitted, simultaneously with the advertisement, to the
Legislative Policy Committee for a 60-day review and comment period, during which
time the Committee may recommend that the proposal be treated as a procurement
contract under Division II of this article.
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