Oklahoma SB1611 establishes the Procurement Protection Act of 2026, prohibiting state agencies from contracting with certain foreign adversary.
Oklahoma SB1611, the Procurement Protection Act of 2026, prohibits state agencies from entering into contracts with companies affiliated with foreign adversaries, including state-owned enterprises and those domiciled in hostile countries. It mandates that state agencies terminate contracts with such companies and imposes civil penalties. Companies found to have submitted false certifications face penalties and a six-year ban from bidding on state contracts.
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