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AZ HB2542
Bill
Status
6/25/2025
Primary Sponsor
Lupe Diaz
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AI Summary
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Companies domiciled in the People's Republic of China must submit a certification letter to the state confirming they are not China-domiciled before bidding on or entering into state contracts for goods or services.
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Companies that submit false certification letters face a $100,000 civil penalty, contract termination, and a 60-month ban from bidding on state contracts.
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State agencies may contract with China-domiciled companies only if no other reasonable options exist for the specific goods and not procuring them would pose a greater threat to the state.
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The Department of Public Safety is exempt from these requirements.
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"Company" includes sole proprietorships, corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, and limited liability entities, as well as subsidiaries, parent companies, and affiliates of such entities.
Legislative Description
State contracts; foreign adversary; prohibition
Prohibition
Last Action
Governor Vetoed
6/25/2025