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This bill requires cities, counties, school districts, and state governmental units in Arizona to conspicuously post task order contracts on their respective websites, with specific provisions for transparency and limited redaction. A task order contract is defined as an indefinite delivery or quantity contract for supplies or services where task orders can be issued during the contract period. While contractors are allowed to redact personal or proprietary information, they cannot remove four key details: the total dollar amount of the contract, the contractor's identity, a description of services to be performed, and the contract's length. The bill applies uniformly across different levels of government, ensuring consistent public access to critical contract information while still protecting sensitive details. This legislation aims to increase government contract transparency by providing citizens with easily accessible information about how public funds are being spent and what services are being procured.

Government Affairs

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83377