Vendor Ethics
On April 3, 2009, Governor Quinn issued Executive Order 9 (2009), which rescinded Executive Order 3 (2008), dealing with certain political contributions to officeholders other than the officeholder responsible for the contract and certain registration requirements. As a result of this rescission, all language contained in solicitation documents, contracts and notifications which was added to give effect to Executive Order 3 (2008) was deleted.
PUBLIC ACT 095-0971, also addressing campaign contributions and registration, which was passed by the Illinois legislature on September 25, 2008 and contains the registration and reporting requirements for certain State vendors and bidders, as well as limitations on campaign contributions by these entities and the affiliates, is still in effect. Vendors must continue to comply with this Act.
If your company has not reviewed Public Act 095-0971 we strongly recommend you do so immediately. Failure to comply with requirements of the Act will impact your ability to continue to do business with the State of Illinois.
For further information about the requirements you may refer to a Fact Sheet titled "What all state vendors need to know about new ethics requirements [PDF, 40KB]"  . This fact sheet contains information on how and where to register, and where your registration is to be sent.
For registration information, including interpretive emergency rules, visit the State Board of Elections website or call Chicago Office at (312) 814-6440; Springfield Office at (217) 782-4141.
Procurement Rules and Code
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