Iowa SSB3030 prohibits certain provisions in state agency contracts to protect state interests.
Iowa SSB3030 mandates that specific provisions are void in contracts entered into by state agencies. These include provisions that could impose liability on the state, govern contracts by foreign law, claim confidentiality of contract terms, authorize non-Iowa litigation, require state payment of litigation costs, impose binding arbitration, or limit the state's legal claim period. The bill also requires contracts to be governed by Iowa law and mandates litigation to be in Iowa courts.
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