Texas § 2063.007 EMERGENCY PURCHASING IN RESPONSE TO CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT.

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§ 2063.007 — EMERGENCY PURCHASING IN RESPONSE TO CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT.

Texas § 2063.007

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2063.007 (2026).

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Sec. 2063.007. EMERGENCY PURCHASING IN RESPONSE TO CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT.

(a)In the event the emergency response to a cybersecurity incident requires the command to purchase an item, the command is exempt from the requirements of Sections 2155.0755 , 2155.083 , and 2155.132 (c) in making the purchase.

(b)The command shall, as soon as practicable after an emergency purchase is made under this section:

(1)provide written notice to the Legislative Budget Board and the governor describing the nature of the emergency, the purchase made, and the vendor selected;

(2)ensure that documentation of the purchase, including the justification for bypassing standard procedures and the terms of the contract, is maintained and made available for post-incident audit; and

(3)submit a report to the Stat

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Sec. 2063.007. EMERGENCY PURCHASING IN RESPONSE TO CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT. (a) In the event the emergency response to a cybersecurity incident requires the command to purchase an item, the command is exempt from the requirements of Sections 2155.0755 , 2155.083 , and 2155.132 (c) in making the purchase.
(b) The command shall, as soon as practicable after an emergency purchase is made under this section:
(1) provide written notice to the Legislative Budget Board and the governor describing the nature of the emergency, the purchase made, and the vendor selected;
(2) ensure that documentation of the purchase, including the justification for bypassing standard procedures and the terms of the contract, is maintained and made available for post-incident audit; and
(3) submit a report to the State Auditor's Office not later than the 90th day after the date of the purchase describing:
(A) the necessity for making the purchase;
(B) the cost and duration of the contract; and
(C) any competitive processes used, if applicable.