Mississippi SB2250 prohibits state, county, and municipal agencies from entering into minority set-aside contracts or providing preferential.
Mississippi SB2250 amends the Mississippi Code to prohibit state, county, and municipal agencies from entering into minority set-aside contracts or providing preferential treatment to minority businesses in public contracts based on race, ethnicity, or sex. The bill amends several sections to ensure that no contracts are awarded based on these criteria, overriding any federal laws to the contrary. It also mandates that agencies report on minority business participation in public works and procurement contracts annually.
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