Massachusetts bill H3399 mandates state agencies to procure at least 10% of contract value from local businesses.

Massachusetts bill H3399 amends state law to require state agencies and governmental bodies to procure a minimum of 10% of the contract value from businesses with their principal place of business in Massachusetts. This requirement applies to the extent permitted by federal law and overrides any contrary provisions in general or special laws. The bill also mandates that a waiver process be established by the awarding authority. This legislation aims to support local manufacturers and businesses within the state.

Massachusetts bill H3399 mandates state agencies to procure at least 10% of contract value from local businesses.

Massachusetts bill H3399 amends state law to require state agencies and governmental bodies to procure a minimum of 10% of the contract value from businesses with their principal place of business in Massachusetts. This requirement applies to the extent permitted by federal law and overrides any contrary provisions in general or special laws. The bill also mandates that a waiver process be established by the awarding authority. This legislation aims to support local manufacturers and businesses within the state.