§12–101.

    (a)    This section does not apply to:

        (1)    capital expenditures by the Department of Transportation or the Maryland Transportation Authority, in connection with State roads, bridges, or highways, as provided in § 12–202 of this title; or

        (2)    procurements by the Department of General Services for the purpose of modernizing cybersecurity infrastructure for the State valued below $1,000,000.

    (b)    (1)    The Board may control procurement by units.

        (2)    To implement the provisions of this Division II, the Board may:

            (i)    set policy;

            (ii)    adopt regulations, in accordance with Title 10, Subtitle 1 of the State Government Article; and

            (iii)    establish internal operational procedures consistent with this Division II.

        (3)    The Board shall ensure that the regulations of the primary procurement units provide for procedures that are consistent with this Division II and Title 13, Subtitle 4 of the State Personnel and Pensions Article and, to the extent the circumstances of a particular type of procurement or a particular unit do not require otherwise, are substantially the same.

        (4)    The Board may delegate any of its authority that it determines to be appropriate for delegation and may require prior Board approval for specified procurement actions.

        (5)    Except as limited by the Maryland Constitution, the Board may exercise any control authority conferred on a primary procurement unit by this Division II and, to the extent that its action conflicts with the action of the primary procurement unit, the action of the Board shall prevail.

    (c)    On or before December 1 each year, the Department of General Services shall submit a report to the Board on procurements made under subsection (a)(2) of this section that shall include for each procurement:

        (1)    the purpose of the procurement;

        (2)    the name of the contractor;

        (3)    the contract amount;

        (4)    the method of procurement utilized;

        (5)    the number of bidders who bid on the procurement; and

        (6)    the contract term.