Michigan HB6258 prohibits state agencies from acquiring commercial-off-the-shelf software if customization exceeds base price or vendor lacks.

Michigan HB6258 restricts state agencies from purchasing commercial-off-the-shelf software products if the vendor needs to write software code to meet agency specifications and either labor costs exceed the product's base price or the vendor cannot provide more than one example of successful implementation. This applies to software products that are commercially ready-made and available for sale, lease, or license to the general public.

Michigan HB6258 prohibits state agencies from acquiring commercial-off-the-shelf software if customization exceeds base price or vendor lacks.

Michigan HB6258 restricts state agencies from purchasing commercial-off-the-shelf software products if the vendor needs to write software code to meet agency specifications and either labor costs exceed the product's base price or the vendor cannot provide more than one example of successful implementation. This applies to software products that are commercially ready-made and available for sale, lease, or license to the general public.