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Senate approves bill to tighten state firearm procurement standards for vendors
Summary
The Senate passed SB 158, which creates procurement standards requiring state agencies to favor vendors with compliance records and updates trace‑request and inspection language; amendments were adopted on the floor.
The Colorado Senate on April 16 passed Senate Bill 158, a measure that creates procurement standards for firearms, ammunition and related accessories purchased with state funds and requires law enforcement agencies to adopt policies for disposal and destruction of firearms.
Sponsors said the bill is designed to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent with vendors that comply with licensing and federal requirements. Sen. John Sullivan, a prime sponsor, said the legislation aims to prevent state contracts from going to vendors with…
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