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State Purchasing and General Services Act

Texas · GV · §§ 2151.001 to 2177.010 · 567 sections

Overview

The State Purchasing and General Services Act governs how Texas acquires goods, services, and facilities, and establishes the state commission responsible for those functions. It sets out the commission's composition, appointment and eligibility requirements, member terms, removal grounds, training obligations, and the executive director and divisional structure that carries out its work day to day. It also allocates procurement powers between the commission and the comptroller, provides rulemaking authority, and imposes conflict-of-interest, public-access, complaint-handling, and antitrust-compliance requirements on bidding and contracting.

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In the courts

Sections of this act have been cited in 3 court decisions.

Most-cited authority: 523 F.3d 333 - United States ex rel. Farmer v. City of Houston

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