District Of Columbia § 2-351.05 - Application; exemptions.
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§ 2-351.05. Application; exemptions.
2-351.05Except as provided in this section, this chapter, except for , shall apply to all subordinate agencies, instrumentalities, and employees of the District government, independent agencies, boards, and commissions.
Only §§ , , , and subchapters III, IV, V, VII, IX, X, XI, and XII of this chapter shall apply to the Council. The duties of the CPO shall be exercised by the Council for the purposes of the application of those sections and subchapters to the Council. Notwithstanding , the Mayor or the CPO shall not have the authority to monitor, review, or establish standards, procedures, regulations, or rules for contracts or procurements of the Council, unless authorized by the Council.
This chapter, except for , shall not apply to:
The acquisition, disposition, or transfer of a real property asset or interest in a real property asset by lease, purchase, sale, or other method;
A transaction pursuant to the [ et seq.];
The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency;
The District of Columbia courts;
The District Public Defender Service;
The District of Columbia Advisory Neighborhood Commissions;
The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority;
Repealed.
The Washington Convention and Sports Authority;
The District of Columbia Auditor;
The Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation;
A contract or agreement receiving or making grants or loans or for federal financial assistance;
The procurement of services for the design, development, and construction of a facility on real property that has been disposed of pursuant to the authority in ; provided, that the construction of the facility is required by the Land Disposition Agreement, or similar agreement, governing the disposition of the real property;
The District of Columbia Retirement Board;
The procurement of services for the demolition of an existing facility and the design, development, and construction of a facility comprised of a fire station and office space for the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department on real property located at Butternut Street and Georgia Avenue, N.W., at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center;
The procurement of goods and services directly related to the production of permanent supportive housing units for which the District has obligated funding pursuant to an agreement between any combination of the following agencies:
District of Columbia Department of Housing and Community Development;
District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency;
District of Columbia Housing Authority;
Department of Human Services;
Department of Behavioral Health; and
Any other agency that has entered into an agreement with any of the agencies listed in subparagraphs (A) through (E) of this paragraph directly related to the production of permanent supportive housing;
District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority;
Captive Insurance Agency; and
The Office of Public-Private Partnerships; provided that §§ , , and subchapters VII and X of this chapter shall apply.
Annotations
Applicability of : Section 302 of , codified as , provided for the applicability and construction of .
Applicability of : Section 301 of , codified as , provided for the issuance of rules to implement the provisions of .
The second Section 3 of provided that §§ 2(a)(2), (3), and (4) and 3(a) of the act shall expire at the end of fiscal year 2018 [September 30, 2018].
Source: official District Of Columbia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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