Amends state finance law to make optional the priority of centralized contracts for services by state agencies.
This bill amends the state finance law to change the priority of centralized contracts for services from mandatory to optional for state agencies. It specifies that the purchase of services by state agencies should give second priority to centralized contracts, third priority to agency or multi-agency contracts, and fourth priority to other means of contracting. This change applies to all state agencies except those where the head is appointed by the governor.
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