Tennessee Procurement Protection Act
Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 56.
Tennessee SB0377, titled the "Tennessee Procurement Protection Act," prohibits foreign adversary companies from bidding on or submitting proposals for contracts with state agencies or political subdivisions for goods or services. The bill defines "foreign adversary" based on designations by the U.S. Department of Commerce and includes provisions requiring companies to certify their status when bidding. Key provisions include penalties for false certifications, which can result in civil penalties and contract termination, as well as a limited exception for contracts with foreign adversary companies under specific circumstances.
Tennessee SB0377, titled the "Tennessee Procurement Protection Act," prohibits foreign adversary companies from bidding on or submitting proposals for contracts with state agencies or political subdivisions for goods or services. The bill defines "foreign adversary" based on designations by the U.S. Department of Commerce and includes provisions requiring companies to certify their status when bidding. Key provisions include penalties for false certifications, which can result in civil penalties and contract termination, as well as a limited exception for contracts with foreign adversary companies under specific circumstances.
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