SB 2075 (local preference) reconvened with numeric thresholds agreed in principle
Committee members reported agreement in principle on numeric thresholds in SB 2075—a $10 million total bid threshold and $500,000 for a 5% local‑preference—then scheduled continued work for May 1 to circulate a conference draft and seek release.
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The conference discussed SB 2075, a local‑preference procurement measure designed to favor local and state businesses in bidding. During the session the Senate and House positions converged around proposed numeric thresholds: a $10 million total bid threshold and $500,000 for the 5% preference. "The Senate position as well as it's the house position is going to be 10 million for the total bid as well as 500 K for the 5% preference," a committee speaker said.
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