Contracting restrictions on the legislature and executive branch based on vendor practices toward Israel eliminated.

Summary

The bill eliminates statutes that prevented the legislature and state agencies from contracting with vendors who discriminate against Israel or businesses operating there. By repealing those rules, Minnesota can now award contracts to any vendor regardless of its stance on Israel, subject only to ordinary procurement policies. The change could affect contracts of all sizes, although the prior law already exempted deals under $50,000.

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