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Notification of Restricted Period Under Procurement Lobbying Act 2025

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The document is a notification from the New York State Office of Mental Health regarding the initiation of a 'Restricted Period' under the Procurement Lobbying Act for a specific procurement. It outlines the requirements for vendors and state agencies, emphasizes that all communications related to this procurement will be recorded, and specifies designated contacts for inquiries. The notice clarifies that initiating this procurement does not guarantee a contract or funding.

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What are the laws of lobbying?

The Political Reform Act requires individuals, businesses and other organizations that make or receive payments to influence state governmental decisions such as advocating for or against legislative bills and state agency regulations to register as lobbyists and submit periodic reports of their lobbying activity.

What are procurement laws?

Whatis Procurement Law? Procurement law is the area of law that deals with the purchasing of goods, services, or project construction. Typically, it regulates private companies or government departments. In common law jurisdictions, there are two primary sources of law. First are the statutes and other legislations.

What are the procurement lobbying laws?

What are procurement lobbying laws? Procurement lobbying laws are a subset of a jurisdictions lobbying laws that cover attempts to influence, among other things, the award of a contract, grant, or loan.

Does the procurement Integrity Act applies restrictions to individuals who served on any contract over 10 million?

Procurement Integrity Act Also, a former employee who served in certain positions on a procurement action or contract in excess of $10 million is barred for one year from receiving compensation as an employee or consultant from that contractor.

What are the basic restrictions of the procurement integrity laws?

The Procurement Integrity Act prohibits you from releasing source selection and contractor bid or proposal information. These limits are applicable at each stage (seeking, negotiating, engaging in) of the post-government employment process.