Texas SB2632 amends the public information law to modify exceptions to disclosure of certain contracting information.

Texas SB2632 amends the Texas Government Code to modify exceptions to disclosure of certain contracting information. The bill specifies that certain types of contracting information, such as contract terms and performance details, are subject to disclosure unless they are properly redacted or contained in a contract. It also adds exceptions for proprietary information submitted by engineers and architects in response to requests for qualifications or proposals. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas SB2632 amends the public information law to modify exceptions to disclosure of certain contracting information.

Texas SB2632 amends the Texas Government Code to modify exceptions to disclosure of certain contracting information. The bill specifies that certain types of contracting information, such as contract terms and performance details, are subject to disclosure unless they are properly redacted or contained in a contract. It also adds exceptions for proprietary information submitted by engineers and architects in response to requests for qualifications or proposals. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.