103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
State of Illinois
2023 and 2024
HB2368
 
Introduced 2/14/2023, by Rep. William "Will" Davis
 
SYNOPSIS AS INTRODUCED:
 

 
20 ILCS 608/16 new

     Amends the Business Assistance and Regulatory Reform Act.  Provides that, within 30 days after the beginning of its fiscal year, each State agency shall publicly report its expenditures for the previous fiscal year by submitting a report with specified information to the General Assembly electronically or in writing. Requires the report to be made  available to the 10 news outlets in the State that have the highest circulation, listenership, or viewership.
  


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A BILL FOR
 

  
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1    AN ACT concerning State government.
  
 
2    Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
 
3represented in the General Assembly:
  
 
 
4    Section 5. The Business Assistance and Regulatory Reform 
5Act is amended  by adding Section 16 as follows:
 
6    (20 ILCS 608/16 new)
7    Sec. 16. State agency report of procurement information. 
8Within 30 days after the beginning of its fiscal year, each 
9State agency shall publicly report its expenditures for the 
10previous fiscal year by submitting a report to the General 
11Assembly electronically or in writing. The report shall be 
12made  available to the 10 news outlets in the State that have 
13the highest circulation, listenership, or viewership. The 
14report shall include the following information:
15    (1) The overall amount of money awarded to the agency 
16through procurement for all services rendered by the agency.
17    (2) The overall amount of money  spent by the agency 
18through procurement for all services to the agency.
19    (3)
The amount of money awarded to the agency for 
20construction projects.
21    (4)
The amount of money spent by the agency in 
22construction projects.
23    (5)
The amount of money awarded to the agency for 
 
 
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1professional services.
2    (6)
The amount of money spent by the agency for 
3professional services.
4    (7)
The agency's goals relating to the Business Enterprise 
5Program and the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program.
6    (8)  The agency's goals relating to small businesses.
7    (9) Whether the agency met its goals described under 
8paragraphs (7) and (8).
9    (10)
The demographic breakdown of the agency's 
10expenditures relating to the Business Enterprise Program and 
11the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program.
12    (11)  The amount of money awarded by the agency to 
13minority-owned and woman-owned construction projects.
14    (12) The 5 prime contractors hired by the agency for 
15projects relating to the Business Enterprise Program and 
16Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program who received the 
17largest amount of money and the amount of money each prime 
18contractor was awarded by the agency for construction 
19projects.
20    (13)
The 5 contractors hired by the agency who received 
21the most money from the agency, and the amount each contractor 
22was awarded, for construction projects.
23    (14)
The 5 contractors hired by the agency under the  
24Business Enterprise Program and the Disadvantaged Business 
25Enterprise Program to render professional services and the 
26amount each contractor was awarded.
 
 
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1    (15)
The number of firms with fewer than 500 employees 
2that were awarded construction contracts by the agency and the 
3amount awarded to each firm.