Oklahoma § 62-57.129 - Advertisement and sale of bonds
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§ 62-57.129. Advertisement and sale of bonds
The Commission shall advertise the bonds for sale in the manner
hereinafter provided. Notice of such sale shall be published at
least once in each of two (2) consecutive weeks prior to the date
fixed for such sale in a newspaper having a general circulation in
the State of Oklahoma and at least once not less than twenty (20)
days prior to the date fixed for such sale in a financial periodical
or newspaper known to have general circulation among bond dealers
and bond purchasers. Such notice shall state the time and place
when and where the Commission will receive written bids for the
purchase of the bonds so offered for sale and shall also state that
the bonds will be sold to the bidder bidding the lowest interest
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cost to the State of Oklahoma, such cost to be determined by
deducting the total amount of any premium bid from the aggregate
amount of interest on all of the bonds from their date until their
respective maturities, stating also, however, that the Commission
may, in its discretion, reject all bids submitted and readvertise
the bonds for sale. Such notice may contain such other conditions,
information and details as the Commission deems appropriate and
desirable to secure understanding of the offer and to assure maximum
competition between bidders. Upon acceptance of any bid (which
shall name the interest rate or rates, not exceeding six percent
(6%) per annum), the bonds shall be issued in accordance therewith
and shall be delivered to said purchaser upon payment of the
purchase price thereof, which shall be not less than par plus
accrued interest to date of delivery; provided, however, that no
tender of the bonds shall be valid until after the expiration of the
period of contestability provided for herein. All bidders shall be
required to submit with their bids such good faith deposit as may to
the Commission seem appropriate. Upon the acceptance of a bid, the
Commission shall return to all of the unsuccessful bidders the
deposits so made by them. All such deposits by the successful
bidder shall become the property of the State of Oklahoma, and shall
be credited upon the purchase price of the bonds so sold and with
the further agreement that, if the purchaser shall fail for five (5)
days after the tender of the bonds to pay the balance of the
purchase price, said sale shall be thereby annulled and the deposit
shall in such event be retained by the State of Oklahoma and
credited to the General Revenue Fund of the state.
Added by Laws 1969, c. 339, § 9, emerg. eff. May 8, 1969.
Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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