Kentucky HB467 amends state procurement and real property management laws.
Kentucky HB467 revises the state's procurement and real property management laws. It designates the Finance and Administration Cabinet as the central procurement agency, requiring all agencies to submit estimates for supplies, materials, and equipment to be purchased competitively. The bill also establishes architectural and engineering selection committees within the Finance and Administration Cabinet and other state agencies to oversee procurement processes.
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