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OK HB3415

OK HB3415
State government; vendors; state agencies; Central Purchasing Division; contracts; report; database; effective date.


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Introduced
02/02/2026
In Committee
04/07/2026
Crossed Over
03/25/2026
Passed
04/28/2026
Dead

Introduced Session

2026 Regular Session

Bill Summary

An Act relating to state government; requiring all vendors providing services to state agencies to report use of subcontracting; directing vendors to report to the Central Purchasing Division; providing required details for report; directing vendors to file within ten days of completion; directing the Central Purchasing Division to maintain public database of private vendor contracts; providing required information for database; providing an exemption for information protected in the Oklahoma Open Records Act; requiring state agencies to report certain information from statewide contracts to the Central Purchasing Division; directing state agencies to perform post-assessment of fulfilled contract services; providing required information to be included in assessment; directing agencies to report incomplete contracts in annual budget submissions and estimated time for completion; providing for codification; and providing an effective date. SUBJECT: State government

AI Summary

This bill requires vendors providing services to state agencies to report any subcontracting work, detailing the tasks completed by the subcontractor and the percentage of the contract they fulfilled, within ten days of the subcontractor's work completion, to both the contracting agency and the Central Purchasing Division, which is part of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services. The Central Purchasing Division will also maintain a public database of all active private vendor contracts with state agencies, including vendor names, total expected costs, purchase order numbers, and descriptions of deliverables, with an exemption for information protected under the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Furthermore, state agencies using statewide contracts must submit specific documentation to the Central Purchasing Division, such as statements of work, hourly rates with caps, line-item expenses, and performance guarantees. Agencies will also be mandated to conduct post-assessments of fulfilled contract services within thirty days of a milestone or contract end, evaluating completion by the deadline, any delays, and budget adherence, and must report any incomplete contracts, along with their estimated completion time, in their annual budget submissions.

Committee Categories

Government Affairs, Labor and Employment

Sponsors (20)

Last Action

Sent to Governor (on 04/28/2026)

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