HB 22-1385
signedColorado Operations Resource Engine Upgrade Project
Plain-English Summary
AI-generatedHB 22-1385, also known as the Colorado Operations Resource Engine Upgrade Project, allows the state to fund an upgrade of a key system used by government offices. This bill ensures that important features requested by lawmakers are included in the upgraded system or explained why they can't be added. The bill requires regular updates on the project's progress to keep legislators informed. Since it has been signed into law, the state can now proceed with upgrading and improving this critical operations resource engine.
Official Summary
The state is authorized to enter into one or more financed purchase of an asset or certificate of participation agreements for the implementation costs of the Colorado operations resource engine upgrade and continuous improvement project.
The office of information technology (office) and the department of personnel (department) are required to ensure that the Colorado operations resource engine system includes any functionality that the legislative branch deems to be of particular importance or promptly explain why such functionality cannot be incorporated. The office and the department are also required to report to the joint technology committee and the joint budget committee regarding their progress on the project in a format and at time intervals specified by the joint technology committee and the joint budget committee in writing.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)
Details
- Chamber
- House
- First action
- 2022-05-27
- Latest action
- 2022-04-18
- Last action desc.
- Introduced In House - Assigned to Business Affairs & Labor
- OpenStates
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Related Legislation
This bill affects (15)
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relatesSB 17-046(2017A)· signedModernize Procedures For Unpaid Checks & Warrants
relatesSB 17-167(2017A)· signedSupplemental Appropriations Department of Personnel
relatesHB 18-1119(2018A)· signedHighway Building & Maintenance Funding
relatesHB 18-1164(2018A)· signedSupplemental Appropriation - Department Of Personnel
relatesSB 18-240(2018A)· signedRevised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act
relatesHB 18-1374(2018A)· signedControlled Maintenance Financed Acquired Prop
relatesSB 18-232(2018A)· signedCalculation For Art In Public Places Requirement
relatesSB 18-001(2018A)· signedTransportation Infrastructure Funding
relatesSB 18-276(2018A)· signedIncrease General Fund Reserve
relatesHB 17-1058(2017A)· signedReporting Requirements By Department Of Personnel And Administration To General Assembly
relatesHB 22-1178(2022A)· signedDepartment Of Personnel Supplemental
relatesSB 17-267(2017A)· signedSustainability Of Rural Colorado
Affected by (13)
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relatesHB 26-1426(2026A)· signedDepartment of Law Legislative Report
relatesHB 24-1231(2024A)· signedState Funding for Higher Education Projects
relatesSB 24-224(2024A)· signedMitigate Future State Technology Debt
relatesSB 26-183(2026A)· failedState Funding for Colorado School of Mines Capital Construction Costs
supersedesSB 25-103(2025A)· signedDepartment of Personnel Supplemental
supersedesSB 23-127(2023A)· signedDepartment Of Personnel Supplemental
supersedesHB 24-1195(2024A)· signedDepartment of Personnel Supplemental
supersedesHB 26-1164(2026A)· signedDepartment of Personnel Supplemental
Votes
BILL
2022-05-09 · Senate · pass — Yes: 21 · No: 14 · Other: —
BILL
2022-05-02 · House · pass — Yes: 43 · No: 22 · Other: —