Utah Code § 63G-6a-2503

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(1) The department may, without issuing a solicitation, directly purchase from, or contract with,
another person for the following human services procurement items:
(a) medical, dental, behavioral, psychological, psychiatric, or substance use evaluation and
treatment for an individual;
(b) assistance payments on behalf of an individual that are intended to keep the individual out of
a higher level of care or prevent or reduce the need for additional department services;
(c) services for which the individual receiving the services has the right to choose the person who
provides the services;
(d) services for which the department makes a written determination, made available to the
public, that the individual's need to receive services from a particular provider outweigh the
public interest in issuing a competitive procurement;
(e) adoption subsidy and maintenance payments;
(f) child placing services for an individual adoption;
(g) death investigation services; or
(h) residential treatment services for an individual after all providers under contract from a
competitive procurement are exhausted.
(2) The department shall:
(a) maintain a written record of the name of all persons who provide services under this section;
and
(b) annually publish on the department's website the total amount paid to each person under this
section during the immediately preceding five-year period.

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