Maryland HB261 revises competitive proof of concept procurement rules for state government.
Maryland HB261 modifies the rules for competitive proof of concept procurements by state government. It requires units to obtain approval from the Chief Procurement Officer before conducting such procurements. It mandates that competitive proof of concept solicitations be posted on eMaryland Marketplace Advantage. The bill also alters procedures for conducting these procurements, including allowing multiple phases of evaluation. It sets guidelines for establishing percentage goals for minority business enterprise and veteran-owned small business enterprise participation.
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