§ 14860 State Printing Outsourcing Rules

• •If the state's printing office can't do a job, they tell the agency that asked for it.
• •The agency then has to buy the printing or work through the state's procurement office.
• •The state's procurement office handles the purchase instead of the agency doing it themselves.

A state agency needs 1,000 posters printed for a public health campaign.

If the state's printing office can't print the posters, they tell the agency. The agency must then go through the state's procurement office to buy the posters from another printer.