§ 20-66. Requisitions.  


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  • Supplies and services shall be purchased by or furnished to a city department, agency, board, commission, or authority by the manager of general services upon requisition to the director, or pursuant to procedures prescribed by him. Requisitions shall be approved by the head or an authorized representative of the head of the department, agency, board, commission or authority by their signature thereon; or by electronic transmission of the requisition to the manager of general services. The approval shall affirm that there is sufficient unencumbered balance existing in the appropriation of the department, agency, board, commission or authority requesting the purchase to pay for the purchase. The electronic transmission of the requisition shall constitute an approval if the electronic approval is affirmed as appropriate and secure by the manager of general services. The manager of general services shall prescribe the form, contents, number and distribution of requisitions. The manager of general services shall examine each requisition and may revise it as to quality, or estimated cost; but revision as to quality shall be in accordance with the standards and specifications, if any, established pursuant to this division. A requisition may not be required for purchases made pursuant to a bidder's proposal or request for proposal issued by the department for supplies, equipment, or personal property which are required and may be utilized by one or more department, agency, board, commission or authority with a term exceeding ninety (90) days. No department, agency, board, commission or authority may utilize such a contract unless there is sufficient unencumbered balance existing in its appropriation to pay for the purchase.

(Code 1950, § 161.35; Ord. No. 512-01, § 1, 6-25-01; Ord. No. 1012-02, § 4, 12-9-02)