Maryland HB1382 prohibits state procurement officers from requiring certifications related to boycotts of foreign countries.
Maryland HB1382 amends state procurement laws to prevent officers from mandating certifications that a bidder or offeror is not engaging in or will refrain from boycotting a foreign country. This change responds to concerns about the impact of Executive Order No. 01.01.2017.25 on free speech and civil rights. The bill also requires state government units to update procurement policies and review existing contracts by June 1, 2027, to align with the new law.
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