What type of requisition is prepared by a department that is not carried in a warehouse?

The correct choice pertains to a requisition type that is specifically designed for items that are not held in inventory. A non-stock requisition is generated when a department requires materials or supplies that are not part of the regular inventory managed in a warehouse. This type of requisition enables departments to request items as needed without the expectation that they are routinely stocked.

Non-stock requisitions typically arise in situations where the demand for certain goods is sporadic or specific to a project or task, rather than part of ongoing operations. This allows for flexibility in procurement and ensures that departments can acquire specialized items without the overhead of maintaining those items in stock.

The other options refer to different types of requisitions that either imply the presence of inventory (like stock requisition), or specific order types that are more structured in nature (e.g., standing orders and open orders) and do not apply to situations where items are not stocked.