West Virginia SB488 creates the State Council on Competitive Government to enhance service quality through competition.
West Virginia SB488 establishes the State Council on Competitive Government to identify and improve state services by encouraging competition among providers. The council will compare costs between state agencies and private contractors, aiming to enhance service quality. It will require state agencies to engage in competitive bidding and exempt council contracts from state purchasing laws. The council, composed of key state officials, will meet as needed and is subject to transparency laws.
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