Code of Maryland Regulations
Title 21 - STATE PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS
Subtitle 01 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Chapter 21.01.03 - Applicability
Section 21.01.03.03 - Organizational Applicability
Universal Citation: MD Code Reg 21.01.03.03
Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 19, September 20, 2024
A. Every State agency is subject to the provisions of these regulations unless expressly exempted by this title or by statute.
B. Specifically subject to these regulations are:
(1) Procurements by a State agency, even
if a resulting procurement contract will involve no expenditure by the State
and will produce revenue for the State for services that are to be provided for
the benefit of:
(a) State officials, State
employees, or students at a State facility, including a school, hospital,
institution, or recreational facility;
(b) Clients or patients at a State hospital
or State institution;
(c) The
public at a State recreational facility;
(d) The public at a State transportation
facility, unless a revenue-producing contract involves:
(i) A license, permit, or similar permission
to use State facilities for activities related to the movement of passengers or
goods, or for providing goods or services to passengers, patrons, or tenants at
a transportation facility, or for advertising or promotional purposes;
or
(ii) A lease of State property
under State Finance and Procurement Article, Title 10, Subtitle 3, Annotated
Code of Maryland; or
(e)
The public at a State higher education facility unless a revenue-producing
contract involves:
(i) Research contracts or
grants sponsored by third parties,
(ii) Administration of intellectual property
rights,
(iii) Housing, food, and
related supply or service contracts for conference facilities, or
(iv) Permission for exhibitions or displays
on campus property;
(2) Each procurement by a State agency on
behalf of another governmental agency or other entity; and
(3) Procurements by the Executive Director of
the Somers Cove Marina Commission of goods, services, capital improvements,
design, and maintenance with an expected value exceeding
$200,000.
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