January 14, 2022 •
Kentucky Bill Would Prohibit Contracts with Bidders Whose Lobbyist Has Been Convicted of a Crime
The Kentucky State Capitol building
Kentucky State Sen. Stephen Meredith introduced a bill that would prohibit awarding, extending, or renewing state contracts with a bidder or contractor if the company had used a lobbyist to win an earlier version of the contract and the lobbyist […]
Kentucky State Sen. Stephen Meredith introduced a bill that would prohibit awarding, extending, or renewing state contracts with a bidder or contractor if the company had used a lobbyist to win an earlier version of the contract and the lobbyist was convicted of a related crime within the last five years.
The bill would apply retroactively to state contracts entered into since January 1, 2017.
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