Procurement Protection Act of 2026 prohibits Oklahoma state agencies and political subdivisions from contracting with certain foreign adversary and.
The Procurement Protection Act of 2026 aims to safeguard Oklahoma's procurement processes by prohibiting state agencies and political subdivisions from entering into contracts with specific foreign adversary and federally banned corporations. This act defines terms such as "foreign adversary company" and "federally banned corporation," and mandates that companies certify their eligibility to bid on state contracts. Exceptions are allowed under certain conditions, such as when no other reasonable procurement options exist and the contract is pre-approved by relevant authorities.
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