Illinois HB3574 mandates data residency for state contracts, awarding credits to vendors storing data within the U.S. or Illinois.
HB3574 amends the Illinois Procurement Code to require state contracts involving data storage to ensure the data is processed, stored, and disposed of within the U.S. The Chief Procurement Officer allocates credits to vendors meeting these data residency commitments, awarding 2% of the contract base bid for storing data within Illinois and an additional 4% if stored within a designated opportunity zone. These credits can be applied as bid preferences for future contracts.
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