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Agency of Administration: state Internet contracts must include net-neutrality certifications; deputy to supply provider counts
Summary
Deputy Director Sean Brown of the Agency of Administration told the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure Committee on Friday that state procurement guidance requires Internet-service contracts to include provider certification of compliance with state net-neutrality rules and that the agency will research how many contracts and providers are affected.
Deputy Director Sean Brown of the Agency of Administration told the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure Committee on Friday, Feb. 14, that state procurement guidance requires Internet-service contracts to include provider certification of compliance with state net-neutrality rules and that he will research how many providers and state contracts are subject to that requirement.
The requirement appears in agency procurement guidance known as Bulletin 3.5 and implements provisions in Title 3 addressing state contracting and net-neutrality requirements, Brown said. "All state contracts are required under this bulletin ... to have providers certified under compliance with the set requirements of section 3 48," he told the committee.
The comment came during a committee…
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