SB1290 allows the Department of Justice to examine public entity records for contracts over $100,000 to identify bid rigging and other procurement.
SB1290 amends the Business and Professions Code to allow the Department of Justice to request and examine records related to contracts over $100,000 with public entities. The examination aims to identify bid rigging and other violations of California law concerning public procurement. The Department of Justice must maintain the confidentiality of the documents and information received. The bill limits the public's right of access to these records to facilitate cooperation by public agencies and the expeditious transfer and examination of records.
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