Requires public agency receiving State funds to post on website use of State funds for public work contracts with minority, women, and veteran owned businesses.

S 2132 requires public agencies receiving state funds for public work projects to publicly post monthly on their websites how much of those funds went to contracts with businesses owned by minorities, women, or veterans versus other businesses. This applies to all state departments, local governments, and public institutions that use state funds for construction or infrastructure projects (defined as "public work" in the bill). Agencies without websites must submit the data to the Department of Labor, which will also compile an annual report for the Governor and Legislature summarizing statewide spending patterns. The law aims to increase transparency about state contracting practices without changing existing requirements for awarding contracts.