New York S03775 prohibits state agencies from including confidential clauses in contracts for services or commodities.
New York S03775 amends the state finance law to prohibit state agencies from including confidential clauses in contracts for the purchase of services or commodities. A "confidential clause" is defined as any clause not made available to the public through the procurement opportunities newsletter. The amendment takes effect on January 1 of the year following the date the act becomes law. The bill aligns with guidelines issued by the state procurement council.
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