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MT HB113
Bill
Status
5/20/2025
Primary Sponsor
Steve Fitzpatrick
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AI Summary
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Transfers responsibility for determining contractor residency from the Department of Labor and Industry to the Department of Administration for public contracts involving construction, repair, public works, and goods purchases
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Allows contractors claiming resident preference to submit an affidavit or declaration to the Department of Administration instead of the public agency receiving the bid
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Extends the maximum term for contracts, leases, and rental agreements for supplies and services from 7 years to 10 years, including any extensions or renewals
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Removes the separate 10-year exception for information technology contracts since all supply and service contracts now qualify for the 10-year limit
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Removes the separate exception for state employee group benefit plan contracts governed by specific term limits in existing statute
Legislative Description
Revise resident preferences for public contracts and contract term limits
State Government
Last Action
(H) Died in Process
5/20/2025