State procurement official seeks to make competitive proof of concept a standalone procurement tool Wallace Sermons of the Department of General Services told the committee HB 261 would allow agencies to run competitive proofs of concept (CPC) as a full procurement method so successful demonstrations can proceed to implementation without restarting the procurement process; he said the change adds oversight and speeds innovation.

A new bill could revolutionize how Maryland agencies test innovations, allowing them to implement solutions faster and with greater oversight than ever before.

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