Relates to cooperative purchasing agreements for public works

This bill restricts how New York political subdivisions can use cooperative purchasing agreements for public works construction to ensure they comply with state labor and procurement laws. It mandates that contracts for public works must be competitively bid, advertised, and awarded solely by entities within New York, rather than relying on agreements from out-of-state jurisdictions. The legislation clarifies that related services like construction management and inspection must also follow New York's prevailing wage rules and trade separation requirements. Additionally, it requires contractors using indefinite delivery contracts to submit certified payroll records for each specific job order to verify wage compliance.