District Of Columbia § 2-381.43 - Standards for contracting officer.
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§ 2-381.43. Standards for contracting officer.
2-381.43Any contracting manager or contracting officer who performs the cost/benefit analysis required by shall meet certain training standards and be certified to ensure a level of management skills and experience in doing cost/benefit analyses.
Within 60 days of August 14, 1995, the Mayor shall issue, as a part of the District Government Procurement Regulations, rules for all District government employees who participate in the preparation of any cost/benefit analysis for any proposal to contract out services previously provided by District employees. The rules shall include the provisions contained in subsection (a) of this section.
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