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SF 2625

Consolidated list establishment of people and vendors who may not receive state contracts or payment

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Steve Drazkowski

Bill creates centralized state database listing individuals and vendors ineligible for state contracts and payments, consolidating existing exclusions across agencies.

Referred to State and Local Government
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Bill Summary · SF 2625

Legislative bill overview

SF 2625 would establish a consolidated state list of individuals and vendors prohibited from receiving state contracts or payments. The bill appears designed to create a centralized database tracking parties deemed ineligible for state business based on prior violations or disqualifications.

Why is this important

State contracting decisions currently may be fragmented across agencies, potentially allowing ineligible parties to receive contracts from some state departments while being excluded by others. A consolidated list could improve government accountability and prevent waste of public funds, though implementation raises questions about due process and data management.

Potential points of contention

  • Due process concerns: The bill's language doesn't specify what violations warrant inclusion, appeal procedures, or how long listings persist, raising fairness questions
  • Definition and scope: Unclear whether this covers criminal convictions, civil violations, contract breaches, or other criteria—each carrying different legal implications
  • Privacy and accuracy issues: A state-maintained blacklist requires robust systems to prevent errors, unauthorized access, and potential misuse of sensitive information about individuals and businesses

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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