IL HB1053

Prohibits the chief procurement officer from awarding state contracts to vendors if more than 10% of contracted services (based on cost) will be performed outside the United States

Changes existing law from allowing ("may") to requiring ("shall") the chief procurement officer to consider disclosures about offshore work and the economic impact on Illinois when evaluating bids

Contractors must disclose in their statement of work where services will be performed, including any subcontracts anticipated to be performed outside the U.S.

Contractors who shift work outside the United States after contract award are deemed in breach of contract, unless the chief procurement officer provides written determination that circumstances require the shift or termination would not be in the state's best interest