Illinois HB3587 mandates data residency for state contracts, awarding credits for data stored within Illinois and opportunity zones.
Illinois HB3587 amends the Illinois Procurement Code to require state contracts involving data storage to ensure the data is processed, stored, and disposed of within the United States. The Chief Procurement Officer allocates credits to qualified bidders: 2% for storing data within Illinois and an additional 4% for storing it in an opportunity zone. These credits can be used as bid preferences for future contracts. The bill also defines "State data" and "qualified area," and mandates additional points for data centers located within Illinois or opportunity zones.
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