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Illinois 104th General Assembly — 2026 Spring Session

Illinois 2026 Bills: Concourse Software Opportunity Screen

Every Illinois HB and SB that passed both houses in the 104th General Assembly's 2026 spring session was synopsis-screened against the ILGA cumulative report. Then every bill was re-read against the final enrolled text, preserving the underline = new law / strikethrough = repealed convention, to filter for credible, fundable software opportunities at named Illinois state agencies.

Bills reviewed
395
Headline leads
8
Strong leads
10
Moderate leads
5
TierShowing 48 of 48 leads

Headline

8 cards

Explicit, budgeted software mandate with a named dollar figure and hard deadline.

  • HB3711

    IDFPR Health Professional Misconduct Reporting & Case Intake Platform

    HeadlineState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR)
    Deadline: Effective on becoming law (no later than 1-1-2026 based on adjacent practice-act effective dates); status-response SLAs (21 days) begin upon receipt of first reports

    Three distinct intake channels feeding one case workflow: (1) mandated 24-hour reports from individual health professionals across ~30 licensed professions (name/contact of reporter and accused, license number, allegation details, location/date/time, supporting documents, self-defense info); (2) reporting-organization reports triggered by investigation initiation, termination/suspension/leave, or resignation after allegation; (3) State's Attorney reports of arrests, charges, and Class A/felony convictions of licensees. Outputs include hospital/DPH cross-feed (subsection (c) requires DPH to provide hospital logs/reports to IDFPR), agent-verified status lookups within 21 days, and authenticated retrieval of formal complaints and chaperone/disciplinary orders.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB3711

    IDPH Hospital Patient-Abuse & Reportable-Conduct Logging, Reporting, and Investigation System

    HeadlineState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH)
    Deadline: Hospitals must begin submitting logs to IDPH twice per year commencing December 31, 2027; 24-hour report SLAs and 10-day IDPH status-response SLAs effective on the Act's effective date.

    Workflow: hospital intake of an account -> 48-hour internal-review determination (reasonable cause yes / no / further investigation) -> branch into either Department report (subsection (g), 8 fields) or internal log (subsection (g-1), 9 fields) -> amendment workflow when evidence changes determination (d-1) -> staff-availability extension flag (d-2) -> biannual bulk log submission to IDPH -> IDPH review of logs, investigation tracking, 30-day reporting-org updates, 10-day status responses, permanent continuing record, controlled public disclosure only after substantiation. New fines of $10K/$15K/$25K per violation make compliance auditability material. Existing channel today is the email address DPH.HospitalReports@illinois.gov, which is insufficient for structured logs at scale.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4911

    Adult Protective Services statewide reporting web portal

    HeadlineState
    Courts, Safety & JusticeData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department on Aging (IDoA)
    Deadline: By July 1, 2028

    Department shall establish a web-based portal to receive alleged or suspected reports of financial exploitation as well as other reports of alleged or suspected abuse, abandonment, neglect, or self-neglect of eligible adults; intake records may be referred to law enforcement and State agencies on a case-by-case basis; records confidential, exempt from FOIA, retained for use by law enforcement and the Department.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB315

    Large Frontier Developer Disclosure Registry & Fee Assessment System

    HeadlineState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS)
    Deadline: January 1, 2027 (no large frontier developer may develop, deploy, or operate in Illinois without a current disclosure on file)

    Online disclosure intake with structured ownership/beneficial-interest fields, annual renewal + change-triggered amendments, pro-rata assessment calculator and invoicing tied to actual administration costs, public-facing searchable registry of filers (contact info redacted), and non-filer/non-payer enforcement tracking with per-day penalty accrual and notice-and-hearing workflow.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB315

    Frontier AI Critical Safety Incident Reporting Portal

    HeadlineState
    Courts, Safety & JusticeData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS), in consultation with the Illinois Attorney General
    Deadline: Effective date of Act (mechanism must be operational before frontier developers can file 72-hour incident reports); first annual aggregated report due January 1, 2029

    Dual-channel intake (frontier developers + general public) with required structured fields, 72-hour and 24-hour SLA tracking, amendment workflow, restricted-access review queue limited to need-to-know personnel, anonymization/aggregation engine to produce the annual January 1 report to the General Assembly and Governor, FOIA-exempt storage (Section 15(f) and new FOIA exemption 7(1)(www)), and cross-routing to law enforcement/federal authorities.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB5090

    ILRB Transportation Network Driver Representation, Elections, and Unfair-Work-Practice Case Management Platform

    HeadlineState
    Workforce & Labor ProgramsData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Labor Relations Board (State Panel) / Department of Labor (with Secretary of State integration)
    Deadline: TNC data intake begins 90 days after the effective date and runs each calendar quarter; representation determinations within 30 days of petition; elections within 60 days of petition; runoff elections within 45 days; emergency rules authorized within 6 months of effective date.

    Single integrated platform spanning (1) quarterly covered-TNC ride-volume intake and 95%-threshold designation (Sec. 9); (2) quarterly TND roster intake (name, driver's license, mobile phone, mailing address, email, preferred language, ride count) from each covered TNC in a manipulable electronic format, median calculation, active-TND list publication, and confidential roster delivery to certified bargaining reps each quarter for 4 quarters (Sec. 8, Sec. 10(d)(2)); (3) representation petition intake with electronic-signature verification harness (signature capture, Confirmation Transmission audit trail, declaration management, 10%/20%/30% threshold computation against the operative active-TND list, automatic 30-day determination clock) (Sec. 10(b)-(e)); (4) statewide election scheduling and conduct, including runoff elections and decertification elections, with notice generation to TNCs (in the languages spoken by 5%+ of drivers) and certification of results (Sec. 10(e)(1)-(3)); (5) unfair-work-practice case management (charge intake, 6-month limitations tracking, complaint issuance, hearing scheduling, subpoena issuance, transcript intake, order issuance, back-pay/liquidated-damages/7% interest calculation, $10K-per-day list-failure penalty tracking, attorney's-fees awards) (Sec. 6, Sec. 7); (6) injunctive-relief workflow with 60-day clock and mandatory-injunction track for list non-production (Sec. 7(i)-(j)); (7) voluntary dues-deduction authorization registry with 30-day commencement and remittance tracking (Sec. 10(e)(5)); (8) confidentiality controls per the Personal Information Protection Act, FOIA exemption administration, and data-minimization/audit rules per Section 16(c); and (9) Secretary of State Rideshare Workers Support Fund per-trip fee intake, certified-report ingestion, grant disbursement and audit workflow, and administrative-hearing case-tracking (Sec. 11). The Board explicitly anticipates outsourcing the data, election, and certification engine to a 'neutral body' that is procurement-exempt.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4948

    Intelligent Speed Assistance Program administration platform (permits, devices, providers, monitoring, indigent fund, interstate exchange)

    HeadlineState
    Permitting & LicensingCourts, Safety & JusticeData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Secretary of State (Driver Services), in consultation with Illinois State Police
    Deadline: Effective January 1, 2028

    (1) Court-conviction intake of qualifying offenses (2x 26+ over in 12 mo) -> SoS auto-suspension + ISA Permit invitation; (2) participant application -> Permit issuance with S-restriction code -> 14-day install clock; (3) approved service provider submits proof of installation -> Permit confirmed or auto-cancelled; (4) monthly $30 admin fee billing into Permit Fee Fund; (5) ongoing monitoring-report ingestion (paragraphs (1)-(9) data elements with 30-day retention rules); (6) violation detection -> 90-day extension or new suspension; (7) indigent determination -> service-provider invoice intake -> quarterly pro-rata payout from Indigent Fund; (8) inbound interstate participants -> deemed-enrolled flow with 30-day device-verification; (9) outbound relocation -> Permit cancellation + suspension recalculation with credit; (10) reciprocal data exchange via secure protocols.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3798

    Statewide PSAP CESSA Compliance Monitoring & Behavioral Health Dispatch Reporting Platform

    HeadlineState + Local
    Courts, Safety & JusticeData & Integrations
    Agency: Office of the Statewide 9-1-1 Administrator (Illinois State Police), in consultation with the Illinois Department of Human Services (Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery)
    Deadline: Beginning July 1, 2027, every Illinois PSAP must comply with CESSA protocols and the Statewide 9-1-1 Administrator must monitor every PSAP; phased implementation milestones at June 30, 2025 (pilot testing), June 30, 2026 (pilot evaluation, early-adopter rollout), and June 30, 2027 (all remaining PSAPs).

    One statewide platform consumed by every Illinois PSAP plus 9-8-8 contact centers and mobile crisis response providers. Capabilities required: (1) PSAP registry and compliance attestation (every PSAP keyed to an EMS Region, Regional Advisory Committee, and applicable emergency-dispatch protocol set, with attestation that the RAC-negotiated protocol amendments and operator-script updates are in production); (2) structured data intake from PSAPs, 9-8-8 providers, and mobile crisis providers in the data elements and reporting formats specified by DHS, including call-volume coordination metrics between 9-1-1 and 9-8-8, behavioral health screening events, dispatched response type (law-enforcement, EMS, mobile crisis), maximum-response-time breaches that trigger 9-1-1 backup dispatch, and involuntary-commitment petition counts by county and contracting entity (Sec. 40(c)); (3) regional/subregional aggregation engine producing geographic monthly reports by police district per Sec. 50(c)(3), distributed to RAC members, subregional committees, DHS, the 9-1-1 Authority Administrator, and the public on request; (4) Statewide 9-1-1 Administrator monitoring console (every PSAP visible) with non-compliance flags, with rulemaking-driven enforcement workflow; (5) workforce training-completion tracking for PSAP telecommunicators, 9-8-8 crisis counselors, and mobile mental health relief providers, as approved by DHS or its designee under Sec. 25(n); and (6) RAC/subregional committee collaboration surface to host protocol versions, response-time thresholds set per emergency type, and 2-year amendment cycle records under Sec. 50(c)(4) and (d). Pilot, early-adopter, and all-remaining-PSAP cohorts must be tracked against the June 30, 2025 / 2026 / 2027 milestones in Sec. 65(b).

    Bill statusEnrolled text

Strong

10 cards

Real funded program or clear operational mandate that plausibly requires new software.

  • HB5099

    Department of Early Childhood day-care provider fingerprint-based background-check workflow

    StrongState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Department of Early Childhood (DEC)
    Deadline: July 1, 2027 (Sec. 15)

    Authorize livescan vendor or DEC-direct fingerprinting; submit fingerprints to ISP; receive State + FBI return + out-of-state criminal-repository checks for the preceding 5 years; determine 'qualifying result' for probationary hire; track 5-year re-investigation cadence for CCDBG; integrate with DEC's licensing case file; manage confidentiality and disclosure to facility operators.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3222

    Illinois Hemp Licensing, Inspection, and Compliance Platform

    StrongState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Agriculture
    Deadline: Effective November 13, 2026 (no explicit IT deadline; system must be operational at Act's effective date because cultivation, processing, and manufacturing are prohibited without a license)

    Three concurrent license tiers (Hemp Cultivation, Industrial Hemp Processor, Hemp Product Manufacturer) with distinct fees ($200 / $5,000), renewal cycles (2 years), GPS-coded land area for cultivation, facility-level licensing with zoning verification and pre-license inspection workflow, extraction-method and chemical inventory tracking subject to engineer inspection (Sec. 30(h)), automatic conversion of existing Industrial Hemp Act licensees (Sec. 20(i)). Users: Department of Agriculture license reviewers, field inspectors, applicants, food sanitation managers (Dept of Public Health cross-agency), and inspection partners (Dept of Financial and Professional Regulation, Dept of Public Health, ISP, Dept of Revenue, local government per Sec. 40(b)). Data fields include applicant identity, facility location/zoning, GPS coordinates, extraction methods/chemicals, point-of-contact roster, and a continuously updated operations list. Integrations: USDA hemp production plan submission (Sec. 20(d)), Illinois Hemp Regulatory Fund accounting (Sec. 55), and recall/cease-and-desist workflow (Sec. 50) including stop-sale orders, embargoes, manufacturer certifications of compliance, and presumptive civil penalty schedules. Also requires intake of batch lab certificates of analysis (Sec. 35(b)) testable per 8 Ill. Admin. Code 1300.700 and linked to QR codes on product labels, plus mandatory-recall case management with cross-agency inspection results, fine ledger ($500/$750/$1,000 escalation per Sec. 45; up to $10,000 cultivation/manufacturer fines), and hearing scheduling (Sec. 50(c)).

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3365

    Distressed Hospital Loan Program - Application Intake, Underwriting, Scoring & Loan Monitoring System

    StrongState
    Grants & Financial AidData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS), in coordination with the Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Governor's Office of Management and Budget (GOMB)
    Deadline: Fund capitalized on/after January 1, 2027 (up to $85M transfer); program sunsets June 30, 2033. No explicit system-build deadline; the application/evaluation methodology must be in place before loans can be issued in 2027.

    End-to-end loan lifecycle: (1) hospital intake/application capture with attachments (financials, audits, service-area data); (2) eligibility screening against statutory exclusions (integrated systems >3 hospitals, unpaid assessments, prior-advance delinquency, missing financial reports, stop-payment orders, CMS immediate jeopardy in prior 12 months); (3) multi-agency scoring/underwriting using the financial-distress methodology (cash on hand, operating margins, projections) plus access-impact factors (small/rural/safety-net/critical-access/trauma/urban-underserved/DSH); (4) 30-day initial-response SLA tracking; (5) first-come-first-served queue management against available appropriation; (6) preference logic for not-for-profit/public vs. capped for-profit terms; (7) loan agreement generation with service-provision requirements; (8) ongoing monitoring of fund use vs. approved application, repayment schedule tracking, audit collection, and recoupment (including withholding of MCO reimbursements). Multi-agency collaboration (HFS + IDPH + GOMB) and audit defensibility argue against spreadsheet/email administration.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3434

    Community Day Services (CDS) provider certification and inspection workflow at DHS

    StrongState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Human Services (DHS), Division of Developmental Disabilities
    Deadline: Effective on becoming law; biennial certification and at-least-every-2-year inspection cycle ongoing

    Provider intake (application + $200 fee); credentialing decision (certificate or temporary certificate); recurring 2-year certificate lifecycle with renewal fee; scheduled biennial site/records inspections; ad-hoc site visits; deficiency notice issuance and plan-of-correction tracking; complaint/abuse/neglect/death event monitoring triggering certificate review; suspension/revocation/hearing workflow; integration with CANTS, Health Care Worker Registry, Sex Offender Registry, Provider Sanctions List, and ISP background checks for annual employee re-screens.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB315

    Confidential Catastrophic-Risk Assessment Submission System

    StrongState
    Data & IntegrationsCourts, Safety & Justice
    Agency: Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS), in consultation with the Illinois Attorney General
    Deadline: Tied to Section 10 obligations; first independent third-party audits begin January 1, 2028 with 30-day post-audit transmittal to Agency and AG

    Encrypted developer-facing submission channel for quarterly internal-use risk assessments and annual third-party audit packages, role-based access for IEMA + AG reviewers, immutable audit logging, redaction workflow for FOIA-exempt records, and structured tracking of recurring quarterly cadence per developer.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3772

    IEPA Environmental Justice Air Permit Review, EJ Area Scoring & Public Notice System

    StrongState
    Permitting & LicensingCommunity EngagementData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Bureau of Air; new Office of Environmental Justice)
    Deadline: Applies to construction permit applications submitted on or after January 1, 2027; Office of EJ established on effective date (upon becoming law); EJ-area identifications must be updated by IEPA on a triennial basis.

    Workflow surfaces required: (1) Triennial EJ-area calculation pipeline that ingests federal/state environmental datasets (PM2.5, ozone, NO2, diesel PM, TRI toxicity-weighted concentrations, traffic, drinking water violations, pre-1960 housing %, NPL sites, RMP facilities, TSDF/LQG counts, LUST/UST counts, surface-water toxics) and Census socioeconomic data, applies the prescribed weighting (indicators 7-13 at half weight), produces statewide percentiles per block group, multiplies environmental x socioeconomic percentiles, and selects top-25% block groups + 1-mile buffer for inclusion. (2) Permit intake screen that, given an applicant facility location and permit type (CAAPP, FESOP, construction permits per Section 39.5 categories), determines EJ-area applicability per Sec. 39.16(c)(1)-(3). (3) Stakeholder notification subscription database and EJ notification letter generation for elected officials, community groups, and individuals who request notification. (4) Reviewer-facing case management to record emissions-reduction evaluation, modeling determination, and permit enhancements (improved monitoring, fugitive dust plans, PTE limits, testing frequency, odor monitoring & complaint tracking, prior adjudication consideration, pollution-prevention techniques, applicant outreach). (5) Written EJ analysis authoring & public posting to the Agency's public notice website / public repository, including civil rights analysis and mitigation measures. (6) Public hearing request intake. (7) Office of EJ caseload, language access tracking, and outreach activity dashboard.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4728

    Developmental Disability Facility Asset-Management Ownership Disclosure & Publication Portal

    StrongState
    Permitting & LicensingClerk and Public RecordsData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board (HFSRB)
    Deadline: Effective July 1, 2027

    Multi-form intake (initial certification, pending-transaction notice, quarterly disclosure, 90-day prior-notice transactions with attached agreements, financial-distress certification); rolling Board review; immediate public publication of received documents; penalty tracking; notification to each entity's underlying licensing agency (DHS, DCFS, IDPH) when violation found; quarterly cadence implies persistent reporting calendar by licensee + parent fund + service provider.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB5099

    ISP Qualified-Entity Nationwide Background Check intake & adjudication portal

    StrongState
    Courts, Safety & JusticeData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois State Police (Bureau of Identification)
    Deadline: Effective upon becoming law

    QE registration -> per-applicant request submission with waiver + livescan fingerprints + fee -> ISP routes to State and FBI checks -> positive-ID conviction records returned to QE -> applicant notice with copy-on-request -> applicant challenge intake -> ISP adjudication of challenge -> corrected records distribution to QE and applicant.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB2335

    Regionally coordinated and consolidated fare collection system / universal fare instrument

    StrongLocal
    Utility Billing & PaymentsGrants & Financial AidData & Integrations
    Agency: Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA)
    Deadline: Transition plan element due by January 1, 2027 (universal fare instrument); ordinance implementation by September 30, 2027

    Consolidated AFC requires unified rider accounts, payment processing, fare capping across modes, inter-agency revenue settlement between CTA/Metra/Pace, eligibility verification for reduced/free-fare programs (veterans, recently incarcerated, homeless, domestic-violence survivors), and integration with the rider-information platform above.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB2335

    Regional centralized digital trip-planning and real-time vehicle arrival platform

    StrongLocal
    Data & IntegrationsCommunity Engagement
    Agency: Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA, successor to RTA)
    Deadline: July 1, 2028

    NITA must operate a single rider-facing digital information surface covering all CTA, Metra, Pace fixed-route AND demand-response services across the 6-county region. Requires GTFS / GTFS-RT ingestion from each Service Board, unified routing engine, multimodal trip planner, paratransit/demand-response integration, account management, and a public website/app. The statute also contemplates transfer of existing Service Board contracts and digital assets to the Authority, implying a procurement to integrate or replace them.

    Bill statusEnrolled text

Moderate

5 cards

Concrete budget is moving (appropriation, FTE, program dollars) even if not IT-specific.

  • HB4340

    Court of Claims contractual-claim intake, agency-confirmation, and lapsed-appropriation tracking workflow

    ModerateState
    Courts, Safety & JusticeContracts & ProcurementData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Court of Claims (with Office of the Attorney General and originating State agencies)
    Deadline: Effective July 1, 2027; first annual report December 31, 2027

    Vendor files claim; Court confirms receipt to vendor in 30 days; AG notifies originating State agency; agency must confirm/reject/identify defect within 60 (sub-$2.5k) or 90 (>= $2.5k) days; AG files stipulation or motion within 90 days; defect notices route back to vendor with cure path; sub-$2.5k confirmed claims trigger automatic court award within 30 days; system must produce annual per-agency SLA analytics (volume, dollar value, average time-to-resolution, aged-claim backlog).

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4327

    DOI 340B transparency data intake, confidentiality, and analytics workflow

    ModerateState
    Data & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Insurance
    Deadline: Report due to General Assembly and Governor July 1, 2028; Act repealed July 1, 2032

    Covered entities and manufacturers register and submit detailed financial, operational, and clinical data in a DOI-designated format covering a 12-month reporting year; DOI ingests transaction-level prescription drug acquisition cost and reimbursement data organized by therapeutic class, contract-pharmacy and PBM payment data, charity care and community benefit attribution of 340B savings, manufacturer-imposed 340B restrictions and reasoning, and pharmaceutical manufacturer 340B audits; system flags FOIA-confidentiality requests under Sec. 7(1)(g); tracks past-due submissions and computes per-day civil penalties at the small-facility or standard rate; deposits fines into the new Vulnerable Community Hospital Capital Investment Fund; aggregates results across entities for the July 1, 2028 General Assembly report with no entity-specific attribution; the report explicitly assesses whether annual or biennial reporting should follow (i.e., system may need to support recurring submissions through Act repeal on July 1, 2032).

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4477

    IDPH EMS digital license issuance and third-party verification platform

    ModerateState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Public Health (Division of Emergency Medical Services and Highway Safety)
    Deadline: Effective immediately on becoming law (no later sunset specified in the new EMS licensure subsection)

    IDPH must issue licenses for EMRs, EMTs, EMT-Is, A-EMTs, Paramedics, EMDs, ECRNs, PHRNs, PHAPRNs, PHPAs at initial licensure, every-4-years renewal, and reinstatement. The digital-license definition requires an authenticated licensee-facing platform (web or mobile) plus a verification surface usable by Resource Hospitals and vehicle service providers (employer/agency check). Existing discipline workflow (suspension orders, immediate suspensions, local System review board outcomes, State EMS Disciplinary Review Board decisions) feeds license status and must be reflected in verifiability.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB5494

    Statewide Stroke Center reporting and designation data-collection system

    ModerateState
    Permitting & LicensingData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH), Division of EMS, in consultation with State Stroke Advisory Subcommittee
    Deadline: Effective immediately upon becoming law (no fixed build deadline; ongoing duty)

    Hospital applies for designation -> attestation form + certifying-body certificate + annual fee -> IDPH designates within 30 business days (or onsite survey within 90 days); designation auto-renews on certifying-body renewal; 5-business-day notice of any designation-level change, certification lapse, or loss of evidence-based standards; suspend/revoke/restore lifecycle; public website listing; statewide-format stroke quality data submission with confidentiality, peer-review privilege, and hospital-correction pre-publication window.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3019

    Social Media Platform Fee monthly reporting, assessment, audit, and collection system

    ModerateState
    Utility Billing & PaymentsData & Integrations
    Agency: Illinois Secretary of State (Business Services / Securities)
    Deadline: January 1, 2027 (first monthly reports due within 14 days of start of each month beginning Jan 1, 2027; first fee payments due by Feb 14, 2027)

    Inbound: covered social media platforms (>100K IL users) file monthly Illinois-user-count reports. System must (1) classify platforms against the new statutory definition (and exclude not-for-profits), (2) compute tiered fees ($0.10/$0.25/$0.50 marginal rates with $40K and $165K base steps), (3) apply annual CPI escalator beginning 1/1/2028, (4) split deposits ($170K/month to SOS Special Services Fund; balance to Common School Fund) and transmit to Comptroller within 30 days, (5) track delinquency with 100%-of-unpaid-fee penalty added each month, (6) support SOS audits, written orders to pay/remedy, and (7) hand off to Attorney General or State's Attorney for civil enforcement, plus support civil-action recordkeeping under subsection (f). SOS does not operate a DOR-style tax filing platform (no GenTax/MyTax analogue), so this is materially new surface.

    Bill statusEnrolled text

Minor

25 cards

Unfunded or narrow mandate — a real but soft signal, not a lead-with.

  • HB1783

    Language Equality Acquisition for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or DeafBlind Children Act

    MinorUnclear

    HB1783 stands up a DHS-led resource and advisory committee for deaf/HH/DeafBlind children with future recommendations potentially including a statewide data system, but the enrolled text does not mandate a build. All present-tense obligations are paper resources, tool selection, advisory work, and aggregate reporting. No credible Concourse opportunity at this stage.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB2949

    Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Implementation Act

    MinorUnclear

    BIMP omnibus. The only IT-adjacent provision is Article 40, the funding/fee companion to the SB315 AI Safety Act Large Frontier Developer Disclosure Registry (already counted under SB315).

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB3772

    School Code; K-2 suspension/expulsion limits and discipline reporting

    MinorUnclear

    Restricts K-2 school exclusions and tightens reporting cadence to ISBE; substantive policy change but no new state-operated software platform mandated.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4235

    AN ACT concerning criminal law (Unified Code of Corrections amendment: caps fees/markups on DOC committed-person mail communication, mail-scanning, and other communication services; annual report; commissary postage at cost)

    MinorUnclear

    HB4235 imposes fee caps and an annual transparency report on DOC's communication-service vendor contracts. No new state-built system mandated.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4428

    Pretrial Services Act - court appearance text notification and statewide reminder system analysis

    MinorUnclear

    HB4428 mandates standardized text-reminder workflows at every pretrial services agency and authorizes a 2026 statewide analysis report, but does not direct AOIC or the Office of Statewide Pretrial Services to build a centralized statewide SMS dispatch and opt-in management platform. The real build authorization is deferred to a 2027 follow-on bill informed by the Sec. 25.1 study. No credible Concourse opportunity in this enrolled text.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4541

    Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act amendments - asset purchaser registration, finder exemptions, government overpayment scope

    MinorUnclear

    HB4541 layers an asset-purchaser registration class onto the State Treasurer's existing I-Cash unclaimed property program, restates that government overpayments fall within 'property,' and clarifies finder licensure exemptions for bankruptcy/dissolution asset purchases. All implementation rides on the Treasurer's existing unclaimed property holder reporting and claims platform plus administrative rulemaking. No new state-built registry, portal, dashboard, case-management, or matching platform is created with a multi-six-figure scope. No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4606

    Short-term Universal Newborn Home Visiting Services - DHS infrastructure authorization

    MinorUnclear

    HB4606 is an authorization-and-findings statute that lets DHS stand up administrative infrastructure for short-term universal newborn home visiting, with a 'may' list of approved models by January 1, 2028 and recommendations on future data infrastructure, all behind permissive verbs. No mandated registry, intake, scheduling, matching, or case-management system. No credible Concourse opportunity at this stage; revisit if a follow-on appropriation or RFP funds the data infrastructure.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4725

    Attorney General Worker Protection Unit (subpoena, administrative inspection warrant, FOIA exemption)

    MinorUnclear

    HB4725 broadens the Illinois Attorney General's Worker Protection Unit authority to investigate any labor/employment law violation, adds explicit subpoena, written-interrogatory, premises-inspection, and administrative-inspection-warrant powers, creates a Class A misdemeanor for obstruction, and adds a new FOIA exemption (Section 7.5(www)) for the Unit's investigative materials. All of this is procedural/investigative authority for the existing Worker Protection Unit. No new state-built registry, intake portal, case-management system, dashboard, or licensing platform is mandated by the statute. (The Unit may internally use a case-management/matter system, but no statutory directive, named system owner, or deadline creates a procurable build.) No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4754

    AN ACT concerning education (Know Before You Owe Private Education Loan Act reporting)

    MinorUnclear

    HB4754 adds reporting fields and definitions to the private education loan annual report submitted to the Student Loan Ombudsman. It piggybacks on the existing report process and does not justify a new state platform.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4757

    Illinois Health Facilities Planning Act amendments - HFSRB permit/exemption process modernization

    MinorUnclear

    HB4757 is a routine modernization of the HFSRB permit/exemption process: terminology cleanup, replacement of newspaper notices with website notices on the Board's existing website, ALJ relabeling, and modest SLA tightening. The HFSRB already operates the regulated intake, staff report, public hearing, and decision workflow. No new statewide registry, portal, dashboard, case-management, scoring, or matching platform is created with named owner, statutory deadline, and concrete workflow detail justifying a multi-six-figure build. No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4762

    Comprehensive Licensing Information to Minimize Barriers Act (CLIMB) (IDFPR / Department of Professional Regulation Law amendments: applicant-conviction review standards, automatic sealing of disciplinary records, certificate of relief from disabilities expanded)

    MinorUnclear

    HB4762 modifies IDFPR's existing licensing/disciplinary records platform with new auto-sealing and applicant-conviction review rules. Implementation rides on the agency's existing licensee-lookup system with up to 3 years of funded programming; no new external registry/portal/case-management platform is created.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4868

    Nursing Home Care Act - Incident and Accident Reporting via IDPH LLCS Portal (Section 3-610.5 new)

    MinorUnclear

    HB4868 adds Section 3-610.5 to the Nursing Home Care Act requiring each licensed nursing-home facility to notify the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) of any incident/accident causing serious physical harm/injury or requiring immediate medical attention, within 24 hours by phone, email, fax, OR through the existing Office of Health Care Regulation LLCS Portal, with a 5-business-day narrative summary follow-up. IDPH's Long Term Care Survey (LLCS) Portal is an existing operational portal used by long-term-care facilities; the bill adds a new incident-reporting workflow on top of it (alongside phone/email/fax acceptance). This is a modest portal-extension scope (new form, intake validation, narrative attachment, routing to regional offices). It is owned by an existing IDPH program with a clear statutory mandate, but the bill does not set a hard build deadline and explicitly allows phone/email/fax as parallel acceptance channels, suggesting the LLCS Portal extension is incremental rather than a full new platform. Below the multi-six-figure-plus bar set in the brief. No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB4966

    SECURE Act for DCFS Youth in Care (sensitive identity information safeguards)

    MinorUnclear

    HB4966 is a youth-rights and confidentiality reform layered onto DCFS's existing CCWIS-based case management environment. The only IT-adjacent mandate (5g(e) internal access controls by Jan 1, 2028) is a configuration/role-segregation task for the incumbent CCWIS vendor, not a new statewide system, registry, portal, or external-integration build. No credible multi-six-figure greenfield software opportunity for Concourse.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB5081

    Illinois Vehicle Code - target speed definition, automated speed enforcement safety-zone scope, local-authority speed limit alteration process

    MinorUnclear

    HB5081 modifies speed limit-setting authority, narrows Chicago's automated speed enforcement safety zone definition, and authorizes a one-time UIC study on AI-powered cameras for DuSable Lake Shore Drive. All implementation rides on existing IDOT engineering review, local-authority speed limit ordinance processes, and the City of Chicago's existing ASE vendor relationship. No new state-built registry, portal, dashboard, case-management, intake, or matching platform is created. No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB5107

    Alyssa's Law mobile panic alert system (School Safety Drill Act Sec. 42)

    MinorUnclear

    No opportunity. Alyssa's Law mandate is procurement-discretionary on schools with ISP rulemaking + a webpage; no state-operated platform is created.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • HB862

    Department of Disability Advocacy and Guardianship Act

    MinorUnclear

    HB862 / PA 104-0465 is an omnibus 'state government' housekeeping Act dominated by two threads: (1) dissolving and consolidating dozens of special funds in the State Treasury, and (2) renaming the Guardianship and Advocacy Commission to the Department of Disability Advocacy and Guardianship (DDAG) as a successor executive agency with renamed internal divisions and an Advisory Council in place of the Commission. The Act is overwhelmingly definitional, administrative, and structural. No [NEW:] text mandates a new registry, case management system, intake portal, dashboard, matching engine, scheduling tool, or licensing platform with a statutory deadline, data fields, or integrations of the scope Concourse builds. While DDAG could theoretically pursue IT modernization once stood up (e.g., a guardian case management replacement for the Division of State Guardian, or a disability-rights complaint intake for the Division of Disability Rights and Protections), the bill itself does not create that procurement trigger. Recommend monitoring DDAG's FY27 budget request and DoIT's enterprise architecture decisions, but no credible HB862-driven opportunity should be carded today.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB2709

    State Fire Marshal Act - firefighter mortality tracking (annual public report)

    MinorUnclear

    SB2709 amends Section 5 of the State Fire Marshal Act so that, beginning 6 months after January 1, 2026, all Illinois fire departments and units of local government providing fire protection services shall report the death of any firefighter (including cancer deaths within 12 months of separation) to the Office of the State Fire Marshal, including cause and manner of death (suicide, various cancers). The Office shall receive, track, and record the reported deaths, and publish an annual public report within 90 days after the end of each calendar year. The Office of the State Fire Marshal would need an intake mechanism to collect reports from hundreds of fire departments/local-government units statewide and to maintain a record set sufficient to publish the annual report; OSFM already operates fire-related collection processes (e.g., Illinois Fire Incident Reporting System (IFIRS), inspection records), and this firefighter-mortality reporting can reasonably ride on or alongside that existing OSFM data plumbing. The statute creates a recurring reporting obligation and a published-report deadline, but does not name a specific new system, does not appropriate funding for a build, and the data volume (firefighter deaths per year statewide) is small. Modest in scope; likely an OSFM intake-form + spreadsheet/database extension, not a multi-six-figure platform build. No credible Concourse opportunity at the bar set in the brief.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB2713

    Health Care Violence Prevention Act amendments (Type 2 violent-incident logging and reporting)

    MinorUnclear

    SB2713 expands the Health Care Workplace Violence Prevention Act to require hospitals to log Type 2 violent incidents on an IDPH-published template and submit an annual aggregated, deidentified summary to IDPH. The bill explicitly frames the State-side deliverable as a 'template or form' and a once-a-year summary submission, not a statewide incident case-management or live intake platform. The opportunity does not clear the quality bar.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB2968

    State Treasurer - non-profit investment pool and electronic payment processing program

    MinorUnclear

    A permissive Treasurer authorization to extend existing investment-pool and e-payment offerings to qualifying non-profits. 'May' provision plus reliance on existing channels; no credible multi-six-figure platform build.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3196

    DCFS Transition Planning for Youth in Care

    MinorUnclear

    SB3196 strengthens youth voice and content requirements in DCFS's existing transition-planning workflow and the juvenile court's STAR hearing process. Every IT-adjacent change is a field, template, or scheduling-courtesy tweak on top of existing CCWIS and circuit-court infrastructure. No new registry, portal, dashboard, intake, or multi-agency integration is mandated, so no credible fundable software opportunity for Concourse.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3449

    Mobile ID and Mobile Driver's License (mDL) Act amendments

    MinorUnclear

    SB3449 is a maintenance/alignment bill for the Secretary of State's existing mobile ID and mobile driver's license program: it updates the referenced AAMVA mDL Implementation Guidelines from v1.1 to v1.5, codifies verification/privacy/anti-mandate rules, and tidies definitions. SOS Driver Services already owns the mDL issuance and verification stack and the statute uses permissive 'may' language rather than directing a new platform build. No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3766

    Assisted Living and Shared Housing Act - allow CNA supervised clinical training at assisted living, supportive living, or affiliated SNF/ICF sites; Health Care Worker Registry to track training site

    MinorUnclear

    SB3766 expands the approved sites for CNA supervised clinical training to include assisted living and supportive living settings and requires IDPH to add a clinical-training-site field to the existing Health Care Worker Registry. The HCWR already exists and tracks CNAs and other licensed care workers; this is a single new metadata field, not a new platform. No credible Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB3896

    Wholesale Drug Distribution Licensing Act - virtual wholesale distributor licensing

    MinorUnclear

    SB3896 is a configuration-level addition of a 'virtual wholesale distributor' license class to IDFPR's existing wholesale drug distribution licensure system, not a new platform build. The previously-mandated centralized searchable database simply gains a new license type as a filterable category. No credible standalone Concourse opportunity.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB4006

    Insurance Code - cancellation/nonrenewal notice changes, flood coverage notice, Climate Risk Disclosure (and Strengthen Illinois Homes Act per index)

    MinorUnclear

    Based on the visible enrolled text, SB4006 is disclosure and notice-timing regulation routed through existing DOI/NAIC channels and does not create a new platform. The Strengthen Illinois Homes article and DCEO sections referenced in the bill's index are absent from the source file reviewed and warrant a follow-up read against the full enrolled text before final disposition.

    Bill statusEnrolled text
  • SB807

    Unemployment Insurance Act - rate changes and large-employer layoff reporting

    MinorUnclear

    SB807 is principally a UI rate-table refresh plus a narrow employer-side advance layoff reporting feed to IDES. The reporting addition is a single, narrowly-scoped data submission to an existing agency, not a new registry/portal/case-management platform, and does not meet the credible-opportunity bar. Note: parent task description referenced a 'GOMB Stop Payment List' surface, but no such GOMB component is present in the enrolled text reviewed.

    Bill statusEnrolled text

Bills with no plausible software angle, or that were demoted after the final enrolled-text read. Useful for spot-checking what got dropped.

Generated from the ILGA cumulative bill-synopsis report and final enrolled bill text for the 104th General Assembly's 2026 spring session. Not legal or fiscal advice — verify against the linked source documents before pitching.