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Our archives will give you access to information that is superseded but may be of some value for reference purposes.

• State Purhcasing Policy (2000) - replaced with State Procurement Policy 2007.
• State Purchasing Policy (1991) - replaced with the State Purchasing Policy 2000.

Last updated December 2007

 

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