Illinois SB3998 prohibits certain companies from bidding on state contracts to ensure procurement safety.
Illinois SB3998, the Procurement Protection Act, aims to ensure that suppliers to the state and its political subdivisions are safe, reliable, and free from undue influence from foreign adversaries. The bill prohibits companies domiciled in foreign adversary jurisdictions and federally banned corporations from bidding on state contracts. It requires companies to certify that they are not covered entities and to disclose any business operations with foreign adversaries, state-owned enterprises of adversaries, or federally banned corporations.
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