Massachusetts 2023-2024 Regular Session

Massachusetts Senate Bill S1986

Introduced

2/16/23

Refer

2/16/23

Refer

2/26/24

Caption

To promote public procurement and inclusive entrepreneurship

Latest S1986 Activity

Companion Bills

MA S228

Similar To To provide startup capital for minority entrepreneurs

MA H277

Similar To To protect innovation and entrepreneurship in the Commonwealth

MA H3068

Similar To To procure public products or services from Massachusetts or the United States

MA H2997

Similar To Relative to public procurement and inclusive entrepreneurship

Previously Filed As

MA S611

Relative to reimbursement for recovery peer specialists

MA S1345

Relative to tobacco harm-reduction

MA S212

Relative to nature of alcohol licenses and permits

MA S1498

Relative to tobacco harm-reduction

MA S154

Relative to nature of alcohol licenses and permits

MA S1816

Relative to the membership of the PRIM board

MA S701

Relative to electronic notices of the cancellation, renewal or nonrenewal of insurance policies

MA S1815

Relative to GIC healthcare coverage for group 4 members pending disability retirement

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Relating to the creation of a revolving loan program to fund the purchase by historically underutilized businesses of certain bonds required for public work contracts.