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OMB seeks $40 million for deferred maintenance and details Capitol complex projects
Summary
OMB asked the Government Operations appropriations panel for authority to finish a procurement automation rollout, $40 million for prioritized deferred maintenance across state buildings and capital complex projects such as boilers, windows and water‑mitigation work at the Liberty Memorial Building.
Office of Management and Budget (OMB) staff told the committee the agency seeks funding for several capital priorities, starting with a request to finish the statewide procurement automation project and continuing to a larger deferred‑maintenance ask for the Capitol complex and other state buildings.
OMB's presenter said the procurement automation system — a multiyear, enterprise project used by state agencies and higher education — is nearing a planned May go‑live date and requires about $1.1 million to finish (of which roughly $515,000 is one‑time integration and rollout costs; the remainder is ongoing maintenance/subscription). The presenter said the project included substantial stakeholder coordination and final integration with the state's accounting system.
On deferred maintenance, OMB presented a site‑logic assessment that identified about $69 million in immediate,…
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