RCW 43.105.255
Major technology projects and services—Approval.
Redline — January 1, 2023 → current.View current text →
Current — January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2023
(1) Prior to making a commitment to purchase, acquire, or develop a major information technology project or service, state agencies must provide a proposal to the office outlining the business case of the proposed product or service, including the up-front and ongoing cost of the proposal.
(1) Prior to making a commitment to purchase, acquire, or develop a major information technology project or service, state agencies must provide a proposal to the agency outlining the business case of the proposed product or service, including the up-front and ongoing cost of the proposal.
(2) Within thirty days of receipt of a proposal, the office shall approve the proposal, reject it, or propose modifications.
(2) Within thirty days of receipt of a proposal, the agency shall approve the proposal, reject it, or propose modifications.
(3) In reviewing a proposal, the office must determine whether the product or service is consistent with: (a) The standards and policies developed by the director pursuant to RCW 43.105.054; and (b) The state's enterprise-based strategy.
(3) In reviewing a proposal, the agency must determine whether the product or service is consistent with: (a) The standards and policies developed by the director pursuant to RCW 43.105.054 and 43.105.025; and (b) The state's enterprise-based strategy.
(4) If a substantially similar product or service is offered by the agency, the director may require the state agency to procure the product or service through the agency, if doing so would benefit the state as an enterprise.
(4) If a substantially similar product or service is offered by the agency, the director may require the state agency to procure the product or service through the agency, if doing so would benefit the state as an enterprise.
(5) The office shall provide guidance to state agencies as to what threshold of information technology spending constitutes a major information technology product or service under this section.
(5) The agency shall provide guidance to state agencies as to what threshold of information technology spending constitutes a major information technology product or service under this section.
Official source: Washington State Legislature. Reproduced from public-domain Washington statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.