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Bill Status of HB2369 96th General Assembly Short Description: PROC CD-LIMIT FOREIGN VENDORS House Sponsors Rep. Jehan A. Gordon - John E. Bradley - Donald L. Moffitt - Karen A. Yarbrough - Linda Chapa LaVia, Lisa M. Dugan, Monique D. Davis, Lou Lang, William D. Burns, Keith Farnham, Annazette Collins, Greg Harris, Deborah Mell, Arthur L. Turner, Charles E. Jefferson, Michael K. Smith, Dan Reitz, Thomas Holbrook, Brandon W. Phelps, Patrick J. Verschoore, Robert F. Flider, Careen M. Gordon, Esther Golar, Eddie Lee Jackson, Sr., Elizabeth Hernandez, William Davis, Deborah L. Graham, Frank J. Mautino, Mike Boland, Robert Rita and Jack D. Franks Senate Sponsors (Sen. Mike Jacobs - David Koehler and Rickey R. Hendon) Last Action
Statutes Amended In Order of Appearance
Synopsis As Introduced Amends the Illinois Procurement Code. Provides that a purchasing agency, chief procurement officer, associate procurement officer, or State purchasing officer may not enter into an agreement (i) to purchase or lease goods on behalf of a State agency unless 100% of the goods to be purchased or leased under the agreement are made or assembled in the United States or (ii) to procure services on behalf of a State agency unless 100% of the services to be procured under the agreement are provided within the United States. Requires each vendor, bidder, contractor, or subcontractor who submits a bid or enters into a procurement agreement with a State agency to certify compliance with these requirements. Authorizes certain exemptions from these requirements. Requires the purchasing agency, chief procurement officer, associate procurement officer, or State purchasing officer to terminate agreements for noncompliance and to collect from the vendor, contractor, or subcontractor an amount equal to 25% of the value of the agreement as liquidated damages if, during the life of an agreement, the vendor, contractor, or subcontractor violates these requirements. Prohibits a contractor, subcontractor, vendor, or bidder that violates these requirements from receiving any State contracts for a period of 5 years after the violation. Authorizes a State agency to bring a civil action in State or federal court to compel enforcement of this Act. Permits courts to award reasonable attorney fees and costs to the State agency. Effective immediately. Actions
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