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Committee approves three-month extension for CASA consulting agreement
Summary
The committee approved a three-month extension to a CASA consulting agreement to allow continued rule-related training and support; the contract was extended because current contract expires May 1, 2025.
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The Judiciary Committee — House approved a motion to extend the CASA consulting agreement for three months to allow the vendor to continue training and rule-related work as related legislation advances.
Jill Thayer told the committee the contractor is currently working with the Office of State Procurement (OSP) to assist with rule changes tied to legislation and that the existing contract expires May 1. "We feel like, since the contract expires May 1 that we need to extend this to allow that time to continue to continue to work," Thayer said. The committee moved, seconded and approved the three-month extension by voice vote without objection.
The transcript records the extension was approved but does not record a roll-call tally. The committee did not discuss modifications to contract terms; the extension was described as continuing on the terms of the existing CASA contract.
