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GA SB320
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/24/2012
Primary Sponsor
Vincent Fort
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AI Summary
- Georgia state agencies are prohibited from entering contracts with private entities if any services under the contract would be performed outside the geographical boundaries of the United States
- An exception is provided for services that are unique to a specific foreign location and cannot be performed within the United States
- Private contractors that use services performed outside the U.S. during contract performance are liable to the state agency for damages equal to the contract value of those services
- All state agency contracts entered into on or after July 1, 2012, must include a compliance provision, and violation may constitute a breach of contract at the agency's election, with the agency entitled to recover reasonable attorney's fees
- The Act does not impair contractual rights under contracts entered into prior to its effective date
Legislative Description
State Gov't; no state agency shall enter into a contract with private entity; provision of services; outside the geographical boundaries of the U.S.
Last Action
Senate Read Second Time
3/5/2012
Committee Referrals
Government Oversight1/24/2012
Full Bill Text
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