Given our state’s one-of-a-kind procurement system and the unique role played by the Board of Public Works in approving certain government contracts, Old Line gathered together experts to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the state procurement process.
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Maryland Governor Wes Moore held two final post-session bill signing ceremonies this month, approving the budget, addressing the Chesapeake Bay, procurement, energy, prescription drug prices and more.
We recap some of the major issues that came out of this chaotic session with the Maryland General Assembly.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has signed more than 300 additional bills into law following the 2025 Maryland Legislative Session
