Provides State information technology contracts will require use of software to document computer use by contractor.

Summary

The bill forces any New Jersey state agency contract for information technology services worth more than $100,000 to include software that records and validates computer activity used for billing. It affects state agencies, independent authorities, and their IT contractors, aiming to ensure that the state only pays for verifiable work. By mandating real‑time tracking and data retention, the measure seeks greater transparency and accountability in public IT spending.

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