Labor Requirements for Government Construction Projects

Added co-sponsors to the House and Senate sponsorship lists, expanding the bill's legislative support.

Updated reading dates and committee assignments to reflect the bill's progression through the House and Senate.

Changed document status from 'PREAMENDED' to 'REREVISED' to indicate all amendments have been adopted.

Removed final act language indicating the bill was prepared for signatures and Governor's action

Added committee markup indicators (shading, underlining, capital letters) to show proposed amendments

Added bill summary section explaining the bill's purpose in plain language

Removed signatures of legislative officers and Governor

Reorganized document structure to include First Regular Session header and committee information

Added multiple co-sponsors to the House sponsorship list, expanding the bill's legislative support.

Updated the title to indicate the bill is reengrossed and includes all amendments adopted in the House of Introduction.

Removed definitions for 'agency of government,' 'craft labor,' and 'lead contractor' that previously established how public project labor agreements would be applied.

Added new definitions for 'agency of government', 'craft labor', and 'lead contractor' to clarify who and what the project labor agreement requirements apply to.

Added 'Appropriations' to the House Committees section, indicating the bill now requires review by the Appropriations committee in addition to Business Affairs & Labor.

Changed the bill status from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' and updated the Legislative Counsel's number sponsor name from Jessica Herrera to Nicole Myers.