State government; vendors; state agencies; Central Purchasing Division; contracts; report; database; effective date.

HB 3415 requires state vendors to report subcontracting details - including tasks completed and the percentage of work subcontracted - to both the purchasing agency and the Central Purchasing Division within 10 days of subcontractor work completion. It mandates that all active vendor contracts be published in a public database maintained by the Central Purchasing Division, including vendor names, total costs, purchase order numbers, and deliverables descriptions. State agencies must submit detailed documentation (such as statements of work, capped hourly rates, and performance guarantees) to the Central Purchasing Division when entering new contracts. Additionally, agencies must conduct post-assessment reviews of contracted services within 30 days of milestones or contract end dates and report incomplete contracts in annual budget submissions with estimated completion timelines. The bill takes effect November 1, 2026.