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Senate committee favorably reports construction-contracts bill 7–0

Senate General Government Committee · February 17, 2026

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Summary

The Senate General Government Committee voted 7–0 to favorably report Senate Bill 262, which requires construction contracts to note variations from a standard form, sending it to the Committee on Rules and Reference.

The Senate General Government Committee voted to favorably report Senate Bill 262 to the Committee on Rules and Reference by a 7–0 roll-call vote.

Vice Chair Gavron moved the motion to report the bill out of committee. "I move to favorably report Senate Bill 262 to the Committee on Rules and Reference," Gavron said before the clerk called the roll. Committee members Joe Rogner, Vice Chair Gallo, Senator Ockman, Senator Reineke, Senator Timken, Ranking Member Blackshear and Senator DeMauro each responded "Yes," producing an affirmative tally of 7 to 0.

The bill, described on the agenda as requiring construction contracts to note variations from the standard form, was advanced without recorded amendments. The chair reminded members to sign the vote sheet. With no other business, the committee adjourned.

What’s next: SB262 will be considered by the Committee on Rules and Reference.