Committee hears multiple procurement and travel items; DAGS comptroller flags reporting burden on travel moratorium
Several procurement-related bills and a proposed state-funded travel moratorium were discussed; agencies submitted written testimony for procurement bills, and Comptroller Keith Regan told the committee the travel moratorium would add reporting burdens and might be better addressed via administrative rules or amended reporting requirements.
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The committee considered several procurement and administrative measures late in the agenda, including SB 32-30 (prohibiting government bodies from procuring project-management services through nongovernmental third parties), a procurement-protests bill that would require forfeiture of protest bonds, and SB 3332, a proposed two-year state-funded travel moratorium for certain agencies.
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