Minnesota § 16C.105 COOPERATIVES AUTHORIZED

Minnesota Statutes

§ 16C.105 — COOPERATIVES AUTHORIZED

Minnesota § 16C.105

PartADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE

Ch. 16CSTATE PROCUREMENT

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Minn. Stat. § 16C.105 (2026).

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The following entities are authorized to enter into cooperative purchasing agreements with the commissioner in accordance with section16C.03, subdivision 10:

(1)one or more other states or governmental units, as described in section471.59, subdivision 1;

(2)entities defined in section16B.2975, subdivision 1;

(3)a registered combined charitable organization and its affiliated agencies as defined by section43A.50;

(4)a charitable organization defined in section309.50, subdivision 4, that is also a recipient of a state grant or contract;

(5)a nonprofit community health clinic defined in section145.9268; and

(6)health care facilities that are required to provide indigent care, or any entity recognized by another state's statutes as authorized to use that state's commodity or service cont

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The following entities are authorized to enter into cooperative purchasing agreements with the commissioner in accordance with section16C.03, subdivision 10:
(1) one or more other states or governmental units, as described in section471.59, subdivision 1;
(2) entities defined in section16B.2975, subdivision 1;
(3) a registered combined charitable organization and its affiliated agencies as defined by section43A.50;
(4) a charitable organization defined in section309.50, subdivision 4, that is also a recipient of a state grant or contract;
(5) a nonprofit community health clinic defined in section145.9268; and
(6) health care facilities that are required to provide indigent care, or any entity recognized by another state's statutes as authorized to use that state's commodity or service contracts.