North Dakota Code § 54-21-24.1

Lease of additional space by state agencies, departments, offices,
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officers, boards, and institutions.
A lease or rental agreement or renewal of the lease or rental agreement for the lease or 
rental of buildings or portions of buildings for use by state agencies, departments, offices, 
officers, boards, and institutions, other than institutions under the board of higher education, the 
adjutant general and department of transportation office and storage space for field engineering 
and maintenance crews, may be entered by the director of the office of management and 
budget subject to a determination of the legal sufficiency of the lease or rental agreement. To 
ensure economy, efficiency, and cooperation between the state and its political subdivisions, 
and to limit the number of locations of state offices for the convenience of individuals traveling to 

the offices, the director shall adopt rules governing the lease or rental of additional buildings or 
portions of the buildings by state agencies, departments, offices, officers, boards, and 
institutions other than those under the board of higher education, the adjutant general, and 
department of transportation office and storage space for field engineering and maintenance 
crews. The department, agency, or board for which the office space is sought must approve the 
office space before the director may finalize a contract or lease for the office space. A lease or 
rental agreement entered under this section must include a list of all owners of the leased 
property, including each individual with an ownership interest in a business or businesses that 
directly or indirectly own the leased property if the individual's aggregate ownership interest in 
the leased property is ten percent or more.

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