Illinois SB2502 mandates data residency for state contracts and offers credits for compliance.
SB2502 amends the Illinois Procurement Code to require that state data be processed, stored, and disposed of within the United States. For contracts involving state data storage, the Chief Procurement Officer must allocate earned credits to qualified bidders: 2% for storing data within Illinois and an additional 4% for storing it in a designated opportunity zone. These credits can be applied as bid preferences for future contracts. The Chief Procurement Officer can withhold credits if deemed not in the state's best interest.
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