Michigan HB4236 establishes procedures to limit foreign influence in state contracting.
Michigan HB4236 amends state procurement laws to establish procedures limiting foreign influence in state contracting. It defines "foreign country of concern" as specific countries and entities under their control. The bill prohibits state agencies from using or providing technology or services from these entities unless certain conditions are met. It also mandates that state agencies cannot enter into contracts with persons boycotting strategic partners and requires competitive solicitation for state contracts.
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