Texas § GV.2166.005 - COMMISSION PARTICIPATION IN OTHER BUILDING PROJECTS

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§ GV.2166.005. COMMISSION PARTICIPATION IN OTHER BUILDING PROJECTS

COMMISSION PARTICIPATION IN OTHER BUILDING PROJECTS. (a) Section 2166.003 does not prohibit the commission from undertaking on a cost recovery basis a project generally excluded from the application of this chapter by that section. (b) A service provided under this section is not subject to the requirements of Chapter 771 . The commission shall establish a system of charges and billings for services provided to ensure recovery of the cost of providing the services and shall submit a purchase voucher or a journal voucher after the close of each month to an agency for which services were performed. Added by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 41, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.

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