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Utah Procurement Code: chief information officer approval of executive branch agency acquisitions of information technology that comply with the information technology accessibility standards
Utah Code 63G-6a-109.5(2)(a) and (4)(f)
In force since .
A procurement conditions rule binding government bodies.
- Instrument type
- an act of a legislature
- Obligation class
- Governance
What it requires
- If you are the chief information officer of Utah state government, approve the acquisition by an executive branch agency of information technology equipment, telecommunications equipment, software, related services and data acquisition (Utah Code 63G-6a-109.5(2)(a)).
- Approve such an acquisition if it complies with, among other requirements, the information technology accessibility standards described in Utah Code 63A-16-209 (Utah Code 63G-6a-109.5(4)(f)).
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What this law does
The chief information officer must approve the acquisition by an executive branch agency of information technology equipment, telecommunications equipment, software, related services and data acquisition. The chief information officer must approve such an acquisition if it complies with, among other requirements, the information technology accessibility standards described in Utah Code 63A-16-209. Section 63G-6a-109.5 took effect on .
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