Indiana department of administration.

Summary

The bill sets up a system where each state agency must name a purchasing representative who works with the Department of Administration. It adds new rules for contracts worth $50,000 to $150,000, mandates clearer contract language, and creates an independent verification program to review agency contracts. The changes aim to improve oversight, consistency, and value in state purchasing.

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