New Jersey A3009 prohibits contractors convicted of computer-related crimes from receiving public contracts.

New Jersey A3009 mandates the debarment of contractors convicted of specific computer-related crimes from obtaining public contracts. The bill requires vendors to certify that neither they nor their employees have been convicted of disqualifying offenses. It also mandates that public entities report computer criminal activity to the Division of Criminal Justice. Penalties for noncompliance include liquidated damages, civil penalties, and ineligibility for public contracts.

New Jersey A3009 prohibits contractors convicted of computer-related crimes from receiving public contracts.

New Jersey A3009 mandates the debarment of contractors convicted of specific computer-related crimes from obtaining public contracts. The bill requires vendors to certify that neither they nor their employees have been convicted of disqualifying offenses. It also mandates that public entities report computer criminal activity to the Division of Criminal Justice. Penalties for noncompliance include liquidated damages, civil penalties, and ineligibility for public contracts.