Michigan state officials would arrange independent checks of technology projects with contracts above $10 million, with regular reports to agencies, lawmakers' offices, and project vendors.
State officials would arrange independent checks of technology projects with contracts above $10 million. They would make every effort to keep review costs within 5% of the contract.
Independent reviewers would report at least quarterly to state agencies, legislative and budget offices, and every technology vendor on the project. Monthly reports would be preferred.
State officials would work with the agency involved to hire an independent vendor to check the technology project. The requirement would cover each state information technology project with a contract worth more than $10 million. Officials would make every effort to keep review costs at or below 5% of the project contract's cost. This would be a target, not a firm cap.
State officials would require the independent vendor to report on its checks of the technology project. For projects with contracts above $10 million, reports would go to the state agencies involved, legislative budget committees and budget and policy offices, the state budget office, and every technology vendor on the project. Reports would be required at least quarterly, with monthly reporting preferred.
No hearings or votes scheduled.