Contracting and Procurement Reform Amendment Act of 2026

From the Legislature

As introduced, Bill 26-594 would require OCP to create a consolidated procurement portal that combines the District’s multiple existing portals into a unified system. Among other things, it would transfer the Office of the Ombudsman of Contracting and Procurement to the Office of the City Administrator and expand the scope of its responsibilities including enforcement authority. It would also establish a pay-for-performance program.