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Committee moves HB 4,102 to the floor with 'do pass' recommendation

House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee · February 5, 2026
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Summary

The committee opened a work session on HB 4,102 (DEQ contracting/permitting) and after brief discussion about procurement safeguards, voted to move the bill to the floor with a 'do pass' recommendation; most members voted aye and Vice Chair Gamba voted no to signal further Senate review.

The House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee opened a work session on House Bill 4,102, which the staff summarized as having a minimal fiscal impact and no revenue impact.

Vice Chair Gamba moved HB 4,102 to the floor with a —do pass— recommendation. Members discussed procurement sideboards and best-management practices (contractor verification, references and procurement rigor), with several members urging a legislative record signaling expectations for agency procurement practices.

The committee called the roll on the motion. The recorded votes in the hearing were: Anderson (Aye), Kate (Yes), Edwards (Aye), Finger McDonald (Yes), Helm (Aye), Emerson Levy (Aye), Marsh (Aye), Osborne (Aye), Owens (Yes), Vice Chair Gamba (No), Vice Chair Bobby Levy (Yes), and Chair Lively (Yes). The motion passed. Chair Lively asked Representative Dodson to be the carrier of the bill to the floor.