Illinois HB1053 restricts state contracts to vendors if over 10% of services are performed outside the U.S.
Illinois HB1053 amends the Illinois Procurement Code to prevent the chief procurement officer from awarding contracts to vendors if more than 10% of the services, based on cost, are to be performed outside the United States. The bill also mandates that the chief procurement officer prepare a report for the General Assembly detailing the economic impact of outsourcing on the state, including costs and descriptions of services performed outside the U.S. The report must be submitted by June 1, 2015.
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