Minnesota SF4874 prohibits state agencies from contracting with companies owned by individuals convicted of fraud.
Minnesota SF4874 establishes that state agencies cannot enter into contracts with companies owned by individuals convicted of specific fraud-related offenses, including theft, perjury, forgery, or making false claims against the state or federal government. The bill aims to prevent state resources from being used by entities associated with fraudulent activities.
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