HB 2062 Summary

• Adds information technology and telecommunications goods to county purchasing procedures, requiring training on these items and establishing inventory systems for them

• Transfers information technology assets and positions from state agencies to the Information Services Division of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services to consolidate technology operations

• Authorizes the Chief Information Officer to negotiate consolidation contracts, enterprise agreements, and high technology systems contracts, and to approve all information technology and telecommunications purchases for state agencies

• Establishes the Oklahoma State Government Security Breach Transparency Initiative requiring state agencies to report security breaches to the Chief Information Officer and maintain a public website listing breaches

• Modifies state purchasing and contracting requirements for technology goods and services, including telework program guidelines, licensing portals, and open source software consideration in procurement decisions