Often a contract review will find legal sufficiency, but based on knowing what the agency wanted, Terry can tell them that the contract will not deliver what they want. This takes communication and time. One way to get the AG involved early is through review of RFP's. There is value in having the AG review RFP's when some well thought out language in the RFP can be moved directly into the contract. That can streamline contract development time and effort within the agency and shorten the contract review time in the AG's office.
Every contract needs customizing.
Very often boiler plate does not work for PSK's. This is where agencies may need more information about different kinds of contracts. These will be included in future presentations for the I.T. Contracting group. The last item Mardi covered was the 1999-2001 legislative concept submitted by the AG to the Governor for consideration. The concept proposes to change some of the effects of Bill 2321.