Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation: state contracts.
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Overview
This bill requires the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to increase transparency regarding contracts used for services traditionally performed by state employees. Starting January 1, 2027, CDCR must disclose detailed information about new or renewed contracts, including service descriptions, worker hours, contract value, and qualifications. An annual report summarizing this data will be submitted to the Legislature starting March 1, 2028, to promote accountability and workforce planning.
Key provisions
- CDCR must disclose detailed information about new and renewed contracts for services traditionally performed by civil service employees.
- Disclosure includes service descriptions, worker hours, contract value, and worker qualifications.
- The information must be provided to the relevant bargaining unit representative at the time of contract entry or renewal.
- CDCR must submit an annual report to the Legislature starting March 1, 2028, detailing contract information.
- The report must cover contracts in effect during the prior calendar year.
- The report must include information on labor law violations by contractors.
- The report must identify the state civil service classification performing similar work.
- The report must include the number of contracted workers and hourly rates.
Who is affected
- California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR)
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